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Really pretty details.
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Wow! This theater looked pristine. No graffiti or vandalism seen.
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me too, eldokid...me too..lol
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thats cool. how long is the shutter speed to get the clouds like that?
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awesome colors in this pic!!
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looks like the holiday inn, in brockton ma. lol
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soap dispensers? lol! it looks like that show Hoarders
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well said, larry D.
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I love, love, love your photos and articles Motts. I have explored lots of Australian abandonded locations but most of them don't compare with many of the American and European 'ruins' that you have photographed. I'm particularly interested in abandonded Water Parks, Swimming Pools and Drive Ins but there is not much out there on them.

Your website has been my favourite for quite some time, keep up the awesome work Motts!
Ephemera: Royal Land
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I can't believe no-one has made a "mushroom" joke yet....
Interesting place.
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To know something as breathtaking as this has probably been destroyed makes me sick. A grand photo, Mr. Motts, simply grand.
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This is a very beautiful shot, Mr. Motts. The angle, lighting and color are flawless to the eye. True "eye candy".
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Sub Compact!
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My grandfather was a dentist here. He said that the children had terrible teeth. Many dentists would tell the children, "this won't hurt," but it did hurt, so they mistrusted the dentist and refused further treatment. So he was honest with the children and was able to help them. He took me on a tour of the state school at Taunton when I was in high school in the 60s. Many sad cases with hydrocephalus and devastating deformities, and many affectionate children with Down's Syndrome.
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So I want to visit this place next weekend. I like buildings and these kinds of things. I am going to take lots of pictures :)