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I'm assuming it's not "hot" anymore? Just curious. :)

Wow, I love the angle! That is massive!

We live 10 Minutes away. It is such a shame, I was in a marching band in 1973 to 74 and we would play in the front field 2 to 3xs a year when the school was functioning. I still drive by and it just grabs at me to stop and look at it. It is still standing.

I would link pictures but I don't want to hijack this photostream...if you would like to see what I have then I can send you a private link to my picassa album just email me at ebolavirus020@yahoo.com...
I'll be happy to show off what I have...It's not much but classic medical equipment is very expensive...

Most of what I have are glass plunger and barrel or glass and brass...All of mine are Eastern Bloc or Nazi made...I have the steel field sterilizers and boxes of new needles with cannula still in them too...
The newest set I have is a 5 pack of glass insulin syringes from the former East Germany complete with needles...
All of my syringes are brand new in original boxes...
I'll tell ya though that they are very heavy and somewhat scary...The small needles were very large back then. with intention to be used more than once..

Wow! The bottom half looks almost black and white, and the top is colorful

Kez, we'll just have to figure something out! Darn grill....lol!

KittyKat, too bad it's abandoned, lol! ;)

Train wheels make for such cool pictures I think

These colours are really appealing for some reason!

Great dramatic lighting

Mickel, my father always called you Mickel. He admired you very much, thought you were a great kid. I remember you had two older sisters, one who rode very well, if I remember right.
The RED Willy's Jeep!!! We all took her one time or another for some kind of joy ride. I learned how to drive when I was about 12 yrs. old, driving round and round in the big riding ring with my father spreading salt itn the dead of winter over the ice.
Richie, I can't beleive you remembered the Brooklyn address perfectly. The trip from the Thruway to Newburgh, then made a left onto RT. 52 by the Dairy Queen. Well the Dairy Queen is still there, and I always thinnk about some Ranch memory whenever I pass it.
Your father Morton did take people on crazy trail rides. The more they said they knew how to ride the wilder the ride got. Lots of fun!!
I have pictures from Scott's Bar Mitzvah of all the family standing infront of that beautiful double fireplace. Remember that huge Moose head above the fire place? Remember the TV room upstairs, before ther was such a thing as TV's in rooms?
One of my favorite people was Jimmy Adducci, the cook for many years. But one of the oldies in the kitchen was Frenchie, with the weird eyes. I could go on forever just thinking of this or that.
Hope some of my memories spatked a smile on your faces - it did mine. Let's keep this alive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bravo! Some of the best imagery of this kind I have seen anywhere.
A film project has me hosting as Mack Devil (www.MackDevil.com) in places like this. I reside in a city about 30 minutes from there...have seen this church in the distance but not up close...as yet. Upon seeing these shots I am definitely making the trip.

Regarding things like Alzhemir's dementia...it would be awfully sad knowing that for all the care, concern and sympathy in the world, it may never reach a person.

i know a girl who is mentely unstable and, even if she can be alittle annoying sometimes, it's the greatest thing to see her smile when she accomplishes something.