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18... i think i get it :)
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this is awesome
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Putting a facade over a facade does not make the pain go away. I spent years working out what Gaebler did to me and no ear has ever lifed a finger to root out the despicableness of the staff and state who now cover up their lies with rubble. Some of the children were damaged so brutally (psychologically and on many occasion physically), that I know of two at least never made it to their twentieth birthday. Just some thoughts...
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just like in texas ,everything is bigger in this gallery . I love it.
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thats old school
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Very Cool Picture, like the rays of light between the pipes
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I like the shadows on the the building. Looks like a Demon. lol
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Unfortunately it was too dark to expose the bottom of the ladle with the wide lens I had on at the time, and there wasn't any time to swap it out... didn't want to stay in this building very long either.
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ooohh so where's the picture of the deer?
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love this picture!
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Thanks for the wonderful gallery! Both of my grandfathers worked here all their lives. Cool to see some of the spots they may have walked many years ago.
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i just love the kerneys used to splice the wire, and the wire support.
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so that's what happened to Private Cowby's glasses
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amazing!
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great shot.