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Wow, just amazing! Thanks for sharing! ("Love" those moronic taggers....grrr.)
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My sister's "1920's torch song" in the musical...."I still recall so tenderly the night when first we met..." -and..."Kiki, give me that champagne!"
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C'est tres magnifique!! Unfortunately, the latter of the caretakers didn't see it much as a queen's castle.
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(Hmm, can a student still have time to appreciate the architecture while busily studying under an iron fist?)
On the other hand, I've seen some Wonderful castles in England (and palaces in France) that are fixed up soundly enough for tours, so those are places I'd LOVE to have a wedding.
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Call your wedding photo sideline "Matches Made by Motts" ;)
I don't know about ruins, but if...I could get married at Hotel Del Coronado or Grand Hotel Mackinac, I suppose I'd like that a lot...much easier than hoping everyone has sound footwear and no formals get dusty or torn! (My church will do. It's not quite a cathedral and the windows only have a little color, but lots of light, open space.)
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Hauntingly, a melody from musical The Boyfriend floats across the empty room in my mind:
"We're perfect young ladies, preparing to take our places among the noblesse..."
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This building is a sad one to see even nature demolish :(
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Nice mini-series:
Impressions & Divine Light= fire,
Violet Shadows & Decouvert= ice
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I wish someone would save those windows!
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Nature's temple
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I'm so glad you posted more photos oh NSH. They've been having more and more discussions of demolishing the buildings and have began to put up the demolition fencing. It breaks my heart.
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Security is so tight at NSH. Hard for vandals to get within the property. I witnessed an older woman trying to visit this Hebrew cemetery about a year ago and she got escorted off the property instantly.
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just came back from there...chairs suspended in the walls (either from being thrown or smashed into them), not one table remains upright, all glass shatterd and grafitti on everything...such a shame!
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Reminds me of a subway shot or something like the holland tunnel
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was just there...this picture makes the pool look pristine! so so sad...