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I love tin ceilings! I friends of mine lives in a building that used to be a store back in the early 1900s, and he has spent a ton of time painstakingly restoring the tin ceiling. it's going to be gorgeous when it's done.
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Charlie's second trip to candy mountain wasn't so successful.....
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What a stately building!
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Giving the light switch the evil eye since 1979!
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Absolutely stunning! What a beauty this must've been in it's time!

But, does anyone else see a face, with those lights like eyes and the windows being teeth?
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The way that ceiling is decomposing, I think the light is going to be the last thing standing....erm, hanging.....
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our old friend Institutional Blue.
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I'm wondering if actually a prisoner drew those and was made to cover them by guards.
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Lovely shot.
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I'd like to take this room back to my house, fix it all up, and have myself a nice sunny ready porch. it's absolutely stunning.
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I love the varying textures in this shot!
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I recognise the print hanging at left as Edward Hopper's most famous work... that also was a commentary on American life... very cool find.
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It's really kinda cute.
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You people are soap obsessed. Hehe
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Is the roseola baby Chairman Mao?