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The wallpaper reminds me of the stuff at my grandparent's house. The shadow effect is great in this picture. Adds a lot to the creepy factor.
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I think the sink's there because somebody detached it from the wall upstairs to go "sink sledding".
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Haha! I love the fire escape sign! Think of it: building's on fire, you run towards the door, then you fall short through the hole in the floor, the way the arrow's pointing! In my mind, it's cartoon-like!
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Hey! Who took pictures of zis!? Geet out of my laboratory!
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Too bad the roof's starting to go...
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Cool view!
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Wow, awesome color contrast!
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Play it again, Sam- I mean, Motts!
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I love how the gray skies and the building give this picture an "ominous" kinda feeling.
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Wow! that hole's gotta be 25-35ft. high!
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Rekrats- OSHA nightmare is right! This place would overwhelm any inspector. For all we know, that may have had to do with the place closing up.
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The angle of this shot is breath-taking. Awesome one, Motts!
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Heh heh... Stalag 13. Hogan's Heroes...
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There are no trespassing signs everywhere. So, I talked to the policewoman on duty at the trailer and she said that it was legal to take photos from the road (which I expected), but to not step on the grounds. There was one patrol car parked there. The trailer is fenced in with K-9 warnings. While taking pictures, I noticed at least one other park police vehicle pass by me on the road, and a couple PG county police cars. Waved to one of them. He waved back. This was between roughly 3:30-4:30pm. Bottom-line: I think security is pretty tight there so don’t press your luck. Have no idea if they do have night vision, cameras, and/or motion detectors, but would not rule them out. Hope I got some good pics for my photography course.
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Ugh that is so annoying that people would destroy such a beautiful place