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Looks like a scene out of the game F.E.A.R
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Reminds me of Trainspotting.
Does anyone remember me? I worked in the day camp and as a mothers helper to the Ehrlich children. The love of my life then, at sixteen, was Steven Ehrlich, age three. I hope you are well and happy, my love. I sometimes think of all of you. Also worked as a hostess in the dining room where I had the unique experience of personally meeting Elvis Presley. They were the best years of our lives. Thanks for the photo's. My email address is Donna@nailbuffs.com if anyone wishes to reach us.
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Love the waythe light dances across the ceiling in waves. great shot motts.
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Its sad that this kind of craftsmanship is a dying art. Beautiful...
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Looks like a perfect place to sit and contemplate. Apparently a great locaton for a "health resort". A great escape.
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Now that is bloody narrow. Good pic though. Interesting angle too
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A lot of psychiaric hospitals in the U.K. are not as trashed as their counterparts in the States. Yes there are destructive hooligans nearly everywhere but it seems like we Brits have a little more sense. I'm not putting down anybody intentionally it's only my opinion. Cheers
I feel this would be a beautiful and much appreciated wallpaper. perhaps you would consider making it available as one?
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theres an old theater in my town ,its a church now.it still has one of these upstairs,the majestic it was called was built in the 30's.its actually in goos shape.i dont beilieve it works though,
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Were these photographed at the location you called "Green Hill" in another gallery? The time frame of abandonment is about the same...

As usual, the photographs are stunning in their intensity. Thanks again, Motts...
i remember i wrote that
catlady loves her mommy kiss
beautiful with a hint of lime
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I d love to walk in on this room in my travels