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Whats a fever cabinet??? I think that it must have been a bathroom because of the large holefor the actual tolet and thesmall hole for the pluming...
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The photoes of this place hurt my hart what could this poorsoles have done... nothing andtheywereleft to phsicaly rot witha staff of 8 for a populace of 3,500!
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I cant wrap my head around stuff that is thathorribal1 It makes me sick to my stomach that no one saw what was happening...
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Yes, the administration building and 3 cottages still remain,
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Beautiful capture! Love the texture of the brickwork.
I can almost see the 'Opacity' watermark on the wall, following the same perspective............
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I thought roller skating rink too lol
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I agree with Vince; I'm definitely addicted!! (+ have been for a few years now)
Thanks Mr. Motts.
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@ Jackie B:
It seems like it's too low for a mirror or picture, so I assume maybe some kind of wall-hung cabinet.
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Ok, it took me a few minutes to figure this out; (I'm a little slow sometimes!)
The sign is hanging off the edge of a hole in the floor. I was wondering what that grey board underneath the sign was. The edge of the floor. For some reason, I missed it! Duh....
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WOW again! - JackieB - It look as though he put his flashlight inside the trunk & took a long exposure. This is a stunning picture. What creativity~!
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Maybe this was the barber shop? The comb makes it seem that way....
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That is a GREAT shot!
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New set! Thanks Motts!!
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Looks like something Boards of Canada would use in their artwork.
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cool!