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I MISS YOU MOTTS!!!!
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Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Baltimore's Sinking Stones
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This must have been like walking into a time capsule. Everything left as it was when it closed. That's what intrigues me so much about old buildings. They represent a long gone era have have much historical value.
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The understated colors here are just gorgeous.
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Love the tile. The amount of decay in only seven years of abandonment is astounding. There must have been a breach in the roof.
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the curtains make it soft looking,kinda pretty, makes you think what it would have been like to live hear
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It doesn't matter what it is, it just looks so cool.
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what is Thu else in the dark backward and abisum of time
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cooooooooooooooooooooooool
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i love it
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I like how it looks like bleeding eye sockets. Very haunting.
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Oh, I remember these bad boys from my school days. You almost needed an engineering degree to thread the film through the sprockets. If it wasn't done correctly, the film would get stuck and the bright lamp would burn a hole in it.
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I have been fasinated by this buliding since I saw it on an episode of Ghost Adventures. The horrors that this buliding experienced is devastating, but I think that it would be a interesting place to just be inside of.
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Does anyone see the devil leaning forward on this bike up on the center arch?
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I expect Tim Burton to pop out somewhere... Very Nice indeed!
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its amazing what happens when people just stop using something and leave, when someone simply stops mataining it falls into such a state of dissaray and mayhem its crazy. The fact that nature is responsible for all of this is pretty amazing as well.