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Reminds me of those old Bugs Bunny cartoons where he takes a wrong turn at Albuquerque.
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Oh wow! That bannister is amazing. This building must have been really something in it's day.
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Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
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Hmmm, checking pockets, checking, checking, oh here they are. Thanks!
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WOW! What are the odds?? Both pics are almost identical. I'm speechless.
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I would love to have had a desk right there. Perfect place for an office.
The combination of the cracks, the light, and the messy books is just amazing, once again a beautiful capture Motts!
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I think I remember seeing this in a school I used to clean at like... 10 years ago. It was for disabled kids and teens. This is ooooold stuff.
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It looks like the boxes were neatly stacked and then they got wet and toppled over. If they're wet how likely are they to burn?
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We need a new medical illustrator! STAT!
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Vanessa, I've been thinking the same thing...Grandma's house! The doors, doorknobs, windows, woodwork, etc.

MamatoFive: Do you think the doors were very tall, in which case the doorknobs would be in the right place?
Man windows intact, roof intact, no graffiti to speak of, only one room in ruins....they need to repurpose this place and not let it fall to pieces!
These stone buildings are so gorgeous. Awesome gallery.
Where sad little chairs go to die.
Love stair shots and love lone chair shots - the best of both worlds in this photo!