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GOT THAT RIGHT BILLY RAY AND CASSIE! ARNT YOU MILEY CYRUS'S DAD?
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I FEEL SO SORRY FOR THAT GIRL! :(
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It seems so sad that a life lived was not significant enough to have a name. Regardless of the place of death, if a name is known it should be remembered.
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It is an electrical insulator probably to keep the 250 V rail away from what ever structure was supporitng it
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FOR REAL, RICANFROMTHEBRONX! FUCK THOSE DOCTORS!
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UM, NO OFFENSE BUT THOUGH IT LOOKED LIKE SUCH A NICE PLACE, UM HOW SHOULD I PUT THIS? I WAS A LIVING HELL!! ALL THOSE BITCH-LIKE DOCTORS WOULD ABUSE INNOCENT CHILDREN!
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YOU GOT THAT RIGHT MEG! THOSE DOCTORS MUST HAVE BEEN SO CRAZY AND SO PHSYCO! THOSE POOR CHILDREN!
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CREEEEEPY!
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OH GOD! SO CREEPY! WTF?
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Yeah, a caged animal , thats a good description. Really it isn't a life....it is only exsisting. I guess that's what you get when you do evil crimes. I think I'd rather just be dead than be caged like some animal. Exsisting like that isn't worth it. I could say the mental hospitals might be better but than yet not much. (other places that Motts has taken pictures of) but really horrible things happend there too. They were caged as well just for different reasons. Interesting pictures Motts.
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I WONDER IF THEY'LL EVER DEMOLISH THESE BUILDINGS.
IN MY OPINION THEY SHOULD. THOSE POOR CHILDREN'S SOULS ARE STUCK IN THERE FOREVER. THEY SHOULD LEAVE THAT LAND ALONE WITH LIKE A FENCE AROUND IT OR SOMETHING.
HAVE ANY OF YOU HEARD ABOUT THE POGVELIA ISLAND IN ITALY WHERE OVER 160 K PEOPLE WERE MURDERED?
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Scary place....yeah the claustrophia would be kicking in for me too.....
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Interesting shot Motts.....nice to see more gallaries up again!!! Great as always!!!
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I lived in Bay Shore LI and remember seeing those ole stacks everyday. I didn't know what they were for but they scared me with thoughts of cremation. Too many monster movies as a kid I guess
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Speaking of Mary Murray, the Admiral from St Louis was built in the 1930s-40s and had a similar "futuristic" rounded look. This part of the site also reminds me of a steamer unearthed near the Mississippi in MO as the water flow pattern changed.