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Sure thing, pumpkinprincess1979!!!
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So beautiful in its decay!
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God, I love this!

Thank you, Bas, perfect explanation!
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Yes, thank you again, ebola!
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Wow, I would really love to visit this bunker!

Motts, the lighting and colors in this photo looks vintage, I love it!
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I like the font style in the sign, contemporary.

I, too, wonder if those are bullet holes!
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I googled "photo of gas masked mother and child" and came up with these... Some pictures in the search result was pretty interesting:

http://www.google.com/...f&oq;=&aqi;=
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"Fabulous poem, Suasponta. ebolavirus, thanks for all the information!"

Worth repeating what Lynne wrote!
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It's been awhile since I visited the website, but as usual, I am awestruck..Thank you so much for the great work.!
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I am a WWII buff and this is the first time I've learned of this neat, but toxic paint! Very fascinating!
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Autoguy, that was very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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What a find!!! I love it!
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I am in awe of the second one, with the green light in the front! They are all stunning!!!
Ephemera: Lunar Detroit
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lol find most of these comments weird as how many of you have actually been in the place and not just looked at the pictures ? well i have been in there at 2 oclock in the morning last year before the building work started around it and it is a very eiry place to be. Although some of the rooms looked like they where been done up such as new tiles on the walls and newley plastered walls i found very strange to be honest. There was weird noises and corridors blocked off by the rubblle and fallen down ceilings. Bearing in mind this place only closed down in 1995 the deteriation of the place is amazing. Lots of weird things happened there when i went with a group of friends such as, the danger dogs patrolling sign was wrong even though in one of the pictures we took there is a dog standing between my two friends but we never saw it there or heard it, surely it would have barked or something if it was ment to be guarding the building. Must say though it is a beautifull building and would love to see it restored. On one hand feel sorry for the people that got experimented on there but on the other it has helped in todays society of medicines and the way surgery is conducted.
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Reflections are like windows . In the water there is a shaded area (above the chair) that should'nt be there .