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My old home town in Indiana has a couple of cemeteries that have large mausoleums, just not this large! They always caught my eye and imagination, who is in them, and what did they do in life to be able to afford such a burial place? These photos are great, just too bad the taggers cannot even respect the dead.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: The Millionaire's Mausoleum
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This is just....magnificent.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: The Millionaire's Mausoleum
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Take only pictures, leave only footprints
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I was Frozen, Today?
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Thanx for the new gallery!
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This is a really pretty shot. Very emotional. I love that you caught the door in the shot, with it's red rust, and the blankets as well as the scratches on the wall.
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I'm liking the fog look for this shot. It makes it look aged.
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Teehee. Cute, if not a bit inappropriate.
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Awesome shot.
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Ghostly drapes are ghostly.
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I love all of the stains and shadows.
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VERY COOL!
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I never expected to find pictures of an industrial site so interesting or moving. This is a fantastic gallery. Thanks for helping me to see the beauty in this building.
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Really cool. i like the industrial man made elements VS nature. This what NYC has been doing lately too to old water front sites and factories...
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Thae painting of the guy wasn't graffitti it was the last manager of the plant