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How weird that there is no dust or debris on the tree, looks like it was put there yesterday. Were there homeless people living in the building or something, who might have put it there. What month was the photo taken?
Is that a picture in a frame? Or probably just the screen from the window over the radiator. Probably a lovely old oak floor.
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I've had your site in my 'favorites' for two years now, and this is my first comment....Motts, you really should have your work published. What's holding you back?
Very nice composition, you have a very talented eye Mr. Motts. I think this would make great wallpaper, anyone agree?
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Great photo Motts. The foot prints in the snow makes it very very interesting. Also like others have noted that the sheets are still on the bed too!! Wow. Great shot!! Love it! I'm sure its very very cold in there too!!I wonder if there was a door for that room? Cause the opening looks very large for a door. Not much privacy either!!
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Its nice to hear it wasn't destroyed at all. It is beautiful. Nice colors!!
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Clean these up with some Liquid Gold wood polish and they would shine like a new penny.
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I love the before & after pics. This place was once alive & beautiful. It's a shame it can't be saved and refurbished. But it would cost a fortune to bring it up to code.
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This probably sounds simplistic but they really should design them like that again.
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Amazing photo, I love the colors.
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I was out for the day LucieLou, the gallery kinda snuck up behind me. :)
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Its so hard to get in now, I cant find any more ways in
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wow !!! thats all i can say :-)
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Nope, about a million people still receive electroshock every year.
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I thought EST was abandoned after the sixties?