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Fantastic picture! Love the decay....
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I am a photographer myself, and these are the shots that I wish I could get away ad take. The are incredible and portray lost and innocent world that should have never been lt go of. ( also just a weird note. . . sorta males me think of he dock that the white Gullships would sail from in Jr.r. Tolkeins Lord of th ing series. The ships that the elves took when leaving for the grey havens. . . . .. okay maybe its just me . ..)
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This appears to be one of the more benign therapies but yes, labor intensive.
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this place is truely beautiful, I so would like to explore it and think of all the wonderful history it must hold, such a shame it is falling down
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im tryin to get into it sometime next weekend but im not sure how tight the security is. i noticed today that a squad car drives by it every half hour and theres atleast 2 men on foot at all times. but thats just an observation. and the only real entrance without being noticed is to climn over about a 20 foot fence surronded by wood. or break down a wooden door if you could put it back up quickly.
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That's really kind of creepy how they did that to people. I couldn't imagine having to be in a warm or hot bath for a extended period of time. But I guess these people had no choice. They don't look like there against it so who knows.
I wonder if they have some EF characters still stocked up in there.
Ok, that water is just disturbing.
I wonder if kids used to hide in there so that they did not have to leave.
I think I see a ghost ship coming out of Mt. Vesuvius! see those two poles sticking out of the lake? ooooooooooh, freaky! I wonder what they are doing sticking out of the water!
I wonder if the place ever sold ice cream. If they did, I wonder what flavors they would have!
I so want to just play up there!
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Yea, any particular reason an insurance company name is written there...
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Ya know what's gonna be fun? Seeing that tonight in my dreams....