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I call wallpaper on this one! :)
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Thanks for another great gallery.
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It boggles the mind when you think of the engineering & effort that went into building a place like this. Is this a dinosaur destined for extinction? Unfortunately, yes.
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the name on the left just says "_ddy" with the first letter scratched out. almost my name. that's a little frightening...
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why is it that anytime there is a picture of the mourge on this website the drawers are always pulled out!?
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there's the string again...
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you can't see through these windows...
that's rather depressing. :(
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So, they tore these beautiful pieces of architecture down, only to have the new plans fall through?!!!?? What a colossal waste! Makes me sick, really.
The property is/ was fighting back!
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Woah! I have this exact sink in my studio! (The same design, not that particular sink.) I think my studio was built in 1066 or somewhere around that time ..lol ;)
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Doorway echos.....
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Can you make this a wallpaper? It is so amazing.
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This would make a good Christmas Wallpaper, for all those who want something a little different to make the holidays!
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It's so sad to see what was once a beautiful instrument, and probably brought joy to many just rotting away like that. Actually, it's a shame to see the WHOLE building rotting away.
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This is stunning work. There's nothing sadder than seeing something - a building, a plot - fall into disrepair and ruin, especially when you know that someone long ago had put so much of himself/herself into it.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Baltimore's Sinking Stones
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I wonder if that chair was always green.