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MamaTo5 - I can relate. My second daughter was a preemie and born at 30 weeks. She weighed 2 lbs 5 oz. I had never seen a preemie, let alone a baby that small. Her hand would grab my pinkie finger and barely reach around. She was in the NICU at an outstanding hospital in Annapolis, MD. She stayed there for 4 weeks. Let me tell you, it was a far cry from the picture above, yet it still broke my heart in pieces each and every day of those 4 weeks when I stopped in. She's home now and almost 2 years old... she's doing great! It's a testament to today's healthcare facilities and some amazing doctors and nurses!
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My Hometown. Pass it every day... Such beautiful architectural work.
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I have a band name THE BLACK HOLE
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Wonderful picture. It almost looks like a college campus. :)

Happy New Year all!
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THE VINES ARE EATING THE BUILDING!

At least the Zombies will get eaten too...or WILL THEY?

Duh Duh DUUUHHHH...
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WOW...this brings me back to when I worked in the Laundry at a hotel...and a nursing home. Yeah, I have worked in a LOT of places in my life!

I can smell the freshly washed sheets and pillowcases...and hear the hum of the dryers. I can almost smell the detergent too!

Isn't it funny how Motts' photos bring the people viewing them back to a certain time in their lives...just by the picture alone?

THAT is a sign of one talented photographer!
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AW..a little orphan press looking for his Mama....

This must be worth a TON of money! I wonder wny they just left it there to ... rot?
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I worked in a place that rented and cleaned/pressed tuxedos a long time ago, and we used to have rows of machines almost exactly like this to do the shirts and stuff on.

That certainly brings me back!

Oh, and working by these machines was gruelling and HOT work! The temp in that place got up to 120 degrees easily in the summer, with only big industrial fans to cool us down. I lost like 20 lbs. in one summer working there!
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i think that is werid that has been abandond because it do :)
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EEEEEK!

PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINK! IHATE PPPPPPPPIIIIIIIIINK!

Well now...this certainly is pink, isn't it?

LOL at the other comments...especially Prancer. I have to stop drinking Pepsi when I am reading these comments! My computer monitor almost got a bath lol.
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WOW...this is fantastic!
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Creepy hallway.

ALl that paint...do you supposed it was lead paint Motts?
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I like this...SO open! I can imagine myself living her (as an apartment renter) and just staring out those doors with a cup of coffee in my hand, plotting my next big novel...

*Poof* Sitting at computer in a nice house...with a bottle of Pepsi in hand and listening to Go DIego Go on the TV downstairs...

I like this reality too! :D
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This is absolutely a delight to the senses...something about the patterns of the railing on the steps and the tiles on that roof. VERY pleasing!

I am in awe of you Motts! I talk about you and my hubby is getting sick of hearing about these photos lol! He likes some of them too. :D
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This reminds me of my school auditorium...

Yikes.

LOL @ Larry D. you have made me laugh for the SECOND time in a half hour! :)