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i like that idea with a hole woman's face and flowers in her hair, it's nice as a fairytale :)
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i love the way how you entitle your photos, Motts. it's like a poetry. also i like that millions of wonderful pieces and structures on this shot
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i'd love to go, though i'm sure i would poop myself! and that's why it's so brilliant. :D
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.... wow. :) that green. love, love, love
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i like the perspective a lot but i feel weird about the atmosphere, it's just some personal weirdness with abandoned lightbulbs. bah
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is that some kind of white mold on the floor? white is for wedding :)
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this is just analog hell. i'm somehow sad when i see this..
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The hotel still stands in the same spot. The back half of it has been torn down but the main building still remains. It is still very vacant though
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It's water damage. This hotel was never a victim of a fire. It was a victim of a lot of homeless people though. I live about 12 minutes from it. In its hayday it was a spectacular hotel. Now it is just an eyesore waiting for someone to do something with it.
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That thing would fetch a fortune at an antiques shop. I'm surprised it's still there. Beautiful photography.
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It makes me feel like such a preservationist and explorer extraordinaire when I know so many of the locations to the 'hidden' and 'secret/private' locations ;]
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THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE AN AWAKINING TO THE WORLD OF WHAT WE DO TO LIVING BEINGS, HUMANS AND ANIMALS. WHAT A SICK WORLD THIS HAS BECOME AND CONTINUES TO GROW WORSE EVERYDAY. HUMANITY HAS FALLEN TOTALLY OUT OF HUMAN AND WE HAVE NOW MADE THIS A REAL HELL ON EARTH. THIS POOR WOMAN LIKE MANY OTHERS WHO WERE NOT MENTIONED WAS SOMEHOW LEGALLY TAKEN AND TESTED AND PROBED AND TORTURED , EXPERIMENTED ON AND VERY SADLY BROUGHT TO HER DEMISE. DONT EVER BE FOOLED INTO THINKING THIS HAS STOPPED, NOT WITH ANY LIVING CREATURE AND THATS WHAT MAKES US SUCH A VERY VERY SICK SOCIETY. WHEN GOD ALLOWED US FREE WILL I TOTALLY BELIEVE THAT IS WHERE HE DID FUCK UP !
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@mammabear-Thank you for your caring comment and concern. Yes, it was sad when they took my old barn down. It was even sadder though, when I lost my dad to leukemia 4 years ago. Before he got sick, he was a very healthy, rugged man, always outdoors on his Ford tractor : ) . And, yes, I was a "daddy's" girl. I had a great childhood growing up surrounded by farm land and woods with lots of animals. I miss my dad so much, but I still feel his presence, and I still feel that he is watching over me.
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merc25 that is my quote!
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Just tried it, looks fine to me. What's the issue?