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Bleak. The most bleak scene I think you've captured yet.
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Incredible 1905 engineering.
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That is beautiful. I bet the door weighs a ton. Love the wood trim and antique hardware. This would be worth a fortune in a home salvage yard.
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Them be some manly tools right there!!
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Looks like a battleship.
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.......stunnnnnnnning.......
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One of these things are not like the others, one of these things are not the same... =8-0
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Marvelous. There's no greater find in an abandoned place in my opinion than a clock forever stopped...
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Ooh.........one of those "take a deep breath before you go on" shots...
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I see a face.
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And mine! Eternal thanks... and, it has to be said: oh, the GREED it takes to build on a cemetery!!! No marker, no informing future residents of the new developments... absolutely boils the blood! May those responsible for such disrespect have apartments built on their graves. ..................Ironic, ain't it?? The unsung people who're there to preserve this unsung history, such as you, Motts, are the ones who are considered the invaders. But a corporate "whatsit" can come in and... well, anyway, thankyou again for what you do. A thousand-fold.
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Were they the patients clothes ? '_'
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uhm. . . . yea so my grandmama noticed that. . . .& it looks like a real person, like a girl in a red shirt with brown hair. . . .that's so weird. . . :l
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This picture is hott !
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Hehe that's what I thought too, Angel...