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I think i could see that E at 50 ft, lol, no problem .
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Thank you for this exquisite gift Mr. Motts. I would be the first in line to purchase a book of your photos & harrowing stories of how you got the shots.
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Oooooo! looks very inviting! Right behind you :)
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OMG! Now that's beautiful brickwork! Looks like one could move in tomorrow. What a contrast.
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Normally I would be impressed with brickwork on a building. But have to say that this facility is butt ugly. So cold and impersonal. Who knows what nightmares occurred in these walls.
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So cold and uninviting. Almost like a skeleton.
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It always amazes me how some rooms are pristine and others are in advance decay.
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Great capture, love the mangled ceiling lights!
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Beautiful. I wonder what went on behind those red doors.
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Beautiful red bricks
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I bet it was freezing in there.
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I wonder what made that big hole above the door. Copper thieves perhaps?
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Nice tiles. So much going on in this photo. Another great shot.
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Amazing how nature dismantles everything eventually. And with nature at work, (instead of man) this process can be beautiful. This shot captures that. You're a true artist Mr. Motts.
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To, GeablerSchoolGirl, John, Becky, maman01, Chris, was there,keeponsinging, was there 2, boiler1220, Pookie,former patient, shawnfrommaine, and J.G.

GeablerSchoolGirl I set you a request on myspace please add me.
J.G. is there anyway I can get in contact with your brother?
AS for the others I would love to talk to you about what happened to you in The Geabier Children's Center.
Please contact me.

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