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I remember you Eric

How profoundly sad that someone was so alone that his/her body was forgotton in a morgue. Forgotten in life and in death. My Grandmother suffered from dimentia and died in a nursing home, howling. I was there, and I will never forget that sound, the look on her face, the way she looked when life finally, mercifully left her, or the thought that went through my mind as I held her hand: it's not at all like it looks in the movies.
An example of how evocative your photos are for me, Mr. Motts.

Ok...so am I the only one going to comment on the "single chair"????

Again, another amazing photo.

I model and had a photoshoot at Lincoln Park (Dartmouth, MA) yesterday. It was very eerie to be there, even though I knew nothing about the parks history until I got home today and research it. I stood right oh those rail road tracks; it is creepy to think a guy died from that coaster.

Jackie Karp thank you. Yes it was The Riverside Hotel. Does anyone remember the owners names and their family names?

yeah, I was thinking that

as of september 14th 2010, the Village of Millbrook has 30 days to outline dates by which the owner of Halcyon Hall, Bennett LLC,
must begin demolition, under compliance with building codes.
so in about 20 days, it will ostensibly become public information exactly when this building will be [ordered to be] torn down.
In other words, probably soon. But who knows?

I agree with what was said before. I messed with the contrast a bit on my laptop and it says Ann Hansen.

Those are some wicked ugly granny panties.

omg this is amazing

woah creepy!

those aren't air conditioners in the windows are they?

there are rumors that theyve knocked all of the buildings in the park down but none of that is true. theyre still there.

Gainfully employed? Well, I'm employed alright, but all I'm "gaining" from it is a load of misery. I hate hospitality.