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The chair in the grass looks so lonely. It seems to be waiting for it's operator.
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wise words dme. what job do you have that your as lucky to go through files of people.
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ya. it would be very interesting to go through those. of course if they hadnt been rotted to crap.
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I'm with eldokid! sinking gravestones freak me out!
The earth sinking in underneath the headstones is very disturbing
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I immediately think of the tv show Angel when I see this shot.
Quite a fire danger if you were in the middle up top and all the people had to squeeze along the very narrow spaces between the rows and then down the narrow steep staircase.
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Prora is a beach resort on the island of Rügen, Germany, known especially for its colossal Nazi-planned touristic structures. The massive building complex was built between 1936 and 1939 as a Kraft durch Freude (KdF) project. The eight buildings are identical, and while they were planned as a holiday locale, they were never used for this purpose. The complex has a formal heritage listing as a particularly striking example of Third Reich architecture.



taken from wikipedia
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Beautiful shots Mr. Motts. The cemetery photos are very haunting.
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Great photos Mr. Motts!
On the third photo from top, Isn't it a Freemasons logo on the top of the gravestone?
Fascinating, another great find as always. Bravo!!!
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This is the location/set i've found most interesting so far while enjoying your insights Mr Motts! Which location did you find most interesting while photographing them? :)
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What a shame, there is so much history there. In Hammond Indiana there is a cemetery that has been neglected, but the city is in the process of getting it cleaned up, they found the company being paid to maintain it, and they face a $25,000 per day fine.
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I haven't been back to Dansville, but I believe the building is still extant.
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Honestly, why in the bloody hell would someone bother to take half a door?