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Amazing.
Beautiful shot.
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It must be an early version of Total Gym.
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nice girlfriend, Mr Motts. I agree with you, Jenny.
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by far my favorite collection..however the drawing reminds me a little of Donnie Darko's bunny. Run, bunny, run!
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'Counting the Years', quite appropriately named! It's amazing how many years you have spent on researching and finding all these magnificant ruins. Not only is the photography breathtaking, but your descriptions of these places are intriguing. You are a very intelligent man, Mr. Motts. What got you started in all this? How did your interest grow? What was your first "expedition"? I'm fascinated with this stuff, because I grew up next to an old State Hospital, and in some ways, these old buildings remind me of my childhood. Strange, huh? Also, I just love the architecture of these old buildings-they don't make them like that any more. Why these relics from the past are not preserved, is a mystery to me.
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@Boiler 1220-Hello again! I was just wondering, were there any music or art therapists employed at the Gaebler? Just curious.
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looking for some info on it
Nice ending, I love it....
Are u sure your name isn't Ernie, cause u look like one of my friends that moved away...
It could also be from a broken pipe that has old water in it. Im not sure they would be able to leave behind and liquids with the current laws.
what a waste, they could turns this into a homelss shelter, or a youth center
The waste would go into a bag that line this...the local hospital uses light blue liners.....
this looks as though it could have been taken at the local hospital today...scary
wow, nice view....its impressive...but i'm in a rural bumpkin town, so it doesnt tak much...no it really is a great view....
Thats too funny, one of you is either over/under dressed....