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Oh - and fantastic gallery, Motts. Thank you!
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The colour shot has so much more life than the black and whites - looking at the older pictures it looked quite a gloomy place to be, but the red brick and the pines change the atmosphere quite considerably.
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She didnt say Ghost Hunters she said Ghost Adventures. They are two different shows there bud.
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You probably didn't intend it to be but this shot is very very cute.
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Very orderly.
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Breaking into prison was half the fun :-)
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Not trolling.... you obviously don't know what that is.
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I just can't seem to get my focus away from all of those hooks.
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They make quite the audience, don't they.
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Perhaps the doors are that high so they can get the beached things in and out easily without having to compromise the security of a normal width doorway.
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That's a very robust fence!
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There was a time when that looks like it may have been a blue on the walls and there are tons of psychological studies that have been done on the use of colors in different types of facilities. Often blues, greens, and yellows/whites were painted on as an after thing as new research on how color can effect mood came out. The brownish color is probably the original wall color and the other colors denote work done later to "improve" the facility.
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It almost looks like part of the grammar training stuff for suffixes and prefixes, though "and" would not fit in that grouping.
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those things look so tacky , it is no wonder why they are stll there.i
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What did the little note on the chair say? "This is not a seat". :D