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Alot of the time there would be pipes for the organ on the way to the top of the bell tower .Were there any?
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Another much appreciated location! You da man, Motts!
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Amazing !
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Are these to the sides of the altar area?
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I love the natural lighting. This place is still beautiful.
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Looks like most of the stained glass is still intact.
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This is great .I have not seen many churches at this site. I love the diversity of the sites. BTW I think i may finally be the first person here. H E L L O! !
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The "Lonely toilet brush" shot !
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Ancient signwriter's secret....Easy off oven cleaner will remove dried enamel (99% of graffiti!)
On a vehicle, it won't even mess with the factory paint!
FYI
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To see the beauty in destruction is something that is so fascinating. Yet, to think that such beauty can be ignored at times is a dismal thought as well. I dunno...
Ephemera: Red Velvet Paradise
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Last month on the 2nd (a Saturday), I turned 19!
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Your photos are wonderful and carry me to an odd past off the path of
the banal. I used to love to hang out in cemeteries, after dropping acid while at university. All of your photos take me to those "tilted" days, when we really sought out meaning in objects, and the way things lie. It was an interesting and somehow intellectual.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Moonstones
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I like it, Motts! :)
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i envy this mans life.
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CAKE !!!!