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The deterioration from the previous NSH gallery and this gallery is astounding. This wasn't nature at work. This was mindless vandalism. Those who do this take stupidity to a whole new level.
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Such beautiful architecture. It's a shame it's all gone now. I'll never understand vandalism.
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The thought of falling through a collapsed floor in an abandoned building scares the crap out of me. If one were standing here when this gave way, one would find themselves up to their armpits in a world of shit.
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Thank you Motts! Loved the photo and the story. Along with the comments of others, i too would love to explore an old amusement park. One covered in ivy and still had abandoned rides with rusting parts. Hope you find another one for us to see through your eyes again one day soon! :)
Ephemera: Royal Land
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Lol good to know your the one i'm glad that everyone is out of there and all those places are closed down! if they were up and running who knows if we would all be there still today. with all those mest up drugs we were takeing they had control of us it was as if we were in another world and after being on those meds still today my sleep is mest up up all night sleep alday or sometime i would be up for days cause that throzeen made us sleep thank the lord we out of there
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This place musta been so fun to throw little super-balls around in!
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Considering this pic was posted and first commented on almost 4 years ago and here I am with Winter Stardust in 2011 still commenting on it, I think that means it's a great picture! And I have to say, That is the most BIZARRE ceiling I've ever seen!
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After one spends some time away from home, whether the trip was good or bad, long or just for the day, there is always an exhilarating excitement one feels when you make the final turn allowing you to see your home, familiar and comfortable, through the trees and silloueted against the evening sky. It's good to be back. To me this photo captures that feeling, but with a dark and hellish lunacy. A snapshot from a moment in that same event, but seen through the eyes of Satan. It gives me some sence of joy, but of which would also be the joy felt by demons. Amazing photo, Motts. Always impressed, and now possessed!
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i like this one...
:D
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rather be dead then broke
im cod
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gotta get a cover for a cd motts....
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look for the mistakes we make....
dieeee....
the medication seems to be working
him n her....
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twiztid
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they told me.... let go and dream of torture
they told me you never win your doomed to fail
i told them...
be afraid of the ones around you
cuz nobody will have your back....
they told me
see me....
f****
die
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homeless shelter???
lace me up