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At the beginning of this gallery you shared a story of hearing a floor give way. Was this the area?
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HAHAH...hold my hand and we can BOTH go in...

Ready?

One...

Two...

Three!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! :)

I wonder what awaits the poor soul who dares venture into that strange light...
DON'T GO TOWARDS THE LIGHT...!!!
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POLICE POLICE!! DANO IS SNEAKING FOOD INTO THE THEATER!!

Heehee...guess what my family does when we go to the movies? Yup...snacks and sometimes drinks hidden in my baby bag. Thank GOODNESS I have an infant! They never check and even w/o a bag, there are ways of sneaking stuff in. :D

This theater looks huge and a lot like the Cinemark Theater we have here locally. :)
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Yeah I know lol. You should see me when I am pregnant...all belly! I look like a huge ball with legs arms and a head. :D

Something about the colors in this photo make me keep coming back to it...that and the totally awesome comments. :)
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My God, that's breathtaking. The end stages of a terminal disease.
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This grand old lady was surrendering to the inevitable. Thankfully Motts captured her in her death throes. Fascinating photography.
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I've been a paramedic for 34 years & never used blue lights in the patient compartments. The lights were adjustable in brightness but always white. A blue light would make patient assessment difficult.
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Now that's a chilling photo. The chairs move when nobody is looking. OOOOoooooOOOOooooOO
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another haunting pic.. .. I wonder, have you ever come across "unexplained images" in your pics ? If so, have you ever thought of posting them up ?
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All great pics. amazing
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I agree with Melli. This shot would be an awesome wallpaper. Gorgeous shot.
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Wow thats an excellent photo ! Creepy to say the least. LOL
Ephemera: Royal Land
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I pass by this ship graveyard all the time. Always wondering if there is a way to see these boats up close. During the winter season when there are no leaves on the trees you can really see some of these boats from the road(about 100-200 ft away). There is also a very old Cemetary nearby dating back to 1700's that adds to "spookiness" that everyone feels when looking at these pictures. Many THANKS to MOTTS and FB JIM for the great pics and Information ! You guys make a great team.
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The carpenters & masons who built this were artists. Think of the time, effort, & craftsmanship required to put those details into this grand old lady. Plus, given the location of these details, most people never noticed them.
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Place from my nightmares...