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Great Photo
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Wall paper please
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I love it
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Looks great
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If you doubt the authenticity of the histories on the site, research the ones in question and compare those versions with the one on opacity; I can assure that there are no fake or made-up histories. I cannot keep track of the most up-to-date status on all the locations but I do try.
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I Love urban exploring ...and opacity.us rules.....my problem is that if opacity is making up a FAKE name to a abandoned hospital...it makes me wonder the other information on the webpage is accurate and updated information...or is some of the information on opacity a pseudonym to ? this book is a really cool idea....opacity rules
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very erie. Kinda gives me the creeps....
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I couldn't stay at a place like this. I would go mad.
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Tomarrow is April Fool's day you guys! Yay!.lol I can't wait untill Easter, it is a cute holiday. Motts, your pictures have continued to amaze me each and every time, I love your dedication and enjoyment of historic and abandoned buildings and I share a similar fascination. I hope to some day achieve a career similair to yours. It would be an honour to be able to meet you online, or in person. I have many suggestions for buildings in Jacksonville, Florida that you could perhaps explore, if it is legal! lol Best wishes to you and your website. :)
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looks like the paint lasted longer than anything else....
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The colors on the windows are so pretty. I wish more bulidings now had stained colored glass..... its so cool to look at.
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I wouldn't want my organs left behind for urban explorers to find....
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I love this angle!!! I wish i could take pictures like this :/
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wow. I'm not sure why but this morgue looks cozier than most :/
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I don't think one can call it lying when the pseudonym has an asterisk and a note explaining it, and all the histories are quite real. In fact, if you actually put a slight amount of effort into research, you can find just about all those places on Opacity pretty easily.

But I wouldn't expect as much from someone who has the time to post silly comments instead of reading the text in the book he/she is asking about.
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