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I grew up with radiators and I really miss them. I wish I had them in my house. I have wonderful memories of putting our clothes on them in the winter and putting them on all nice and warm. We had beautiful ceramanic bottles hanging on them to keep the air from getting dry. The North still has houses with radiators but not here in the South it seems. Oh those wonderful days in Europe.........
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The prosthetic leg needs a prothetic foot.

Don't look the most comfortable does it.
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Gorgeous shot.
It makes me wonder what happened to the owner of the leg. A prosthetic leg isn't the type of thing a person forgets to take with them.
I agree with Larry D. It looks like the wall is slowly trying to consume the sofa.
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Did someone REALLY need a seat belt to do their business?!!

No; on second thought, I don't wanna know...
Hahaha, nice title for this shot, Motts.
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My guess is that the doors are of normal width (2'-8" to 3') but are unusually tall (maybe 8'?) With the transom above, they end up looking very narrow.
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Nice shot of the old time showers
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Definetely has talent but at the same time that is creepy the arms are on backwards.
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...soap dispenser....
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The artist has talent. (They have dyslexia too).
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I can imagine someone staring at this mural, letting their imagination take them to a happier place, if only for a little while.