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Every time i come home to a new gallery, it makes my day complete. Your photos are NEVER a disappointment! Keep up the Great Work!
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Yes, the ivy in its various stages of color climbing this tower make for a eye-catching shot!
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How lush and green! Love the ivy and the woodwork on the stained glass window toward the back. Very nice Motts!
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Wow, ugh. What a shame. I guess it shows us what 50 years can do to a neglected building. It's great to have the before shots to compare your current photos with Motts. Thank you.
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How lovely! Catching the sun looming in through the upper arched windows looks amazing!
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is that a tree growing on the roof?
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great shot
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possibly a soap dispenser
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still alot of intact interesting architecture despite its condition some 30 yuears later
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Great pictures~ thanks for sharing!
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thanks for yet another beautiful gallery !
and this one is so close to home... thanks again
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the earth after humans.
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If it were not for all of the vegetation, it almost looks as if it is still occupied.
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I can just imagine hearing the bells in their days of glory.
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It has caught fire at least once, as Motts mentioned in the "history blurb" of the location.