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god they dont make them like this anymore
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I would say it looks burned Jackieb
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so sad to see it going to waste
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LOVE IT!
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wonder how bad the floors look under all that water.
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wow
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This is an awesome set of photographs and an awesome structure. I have visited every abandoned building site I could find on the web and this site is by far my favorite. You have a great eye and a reverence for the places you explore which comes across in your galleries and the information you provide about these places. I look forward to seeing more of your work. I really wish you'd publish a coffee table size book of your photographs. I find them endlessly fascinating. Thank you for all the work you put into this site.
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well i happen to know what this bird represents if you tell ,this will be you!!!! sounds sick right? well that was what was told to the clients if they ever told about what was done to them!!!! things you couldn't even think of.....................NOT SO FUNNY NOW IS IT..............WHAT IF THAT WAS YOUR FAMILY!mandy

Drink your Juice, Mandy, it will help your insulin levels normalize.

I really do not care what that bird represents to you.
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I am here JackieB my Love. Can you give me your number then i can text u. We need to meet soon.
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Anyone read project 17? I believe (i could be wrong) that, that story took place in danvers hospital. The whole time they talk about the number 7. In one part of the story they talk about seven angels going up the wall. Creepy. i have chills.
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Yes, amandalee88...LMAO... I suppose it can sometimes? It does look funny. Thanks for the 'Chuckle'.
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huh, I only got to purge old duplicate maps from library drawers.
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Perhaps she was fitted for some ice breaking? Just from an engineering standpoint, the ribbed surface would keep sharp edges from contacting the main hull. Just a thought.
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Childish yes, ever broken windows, NO!
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I spotted one.....