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Also, Constintina wire on the fence top,. Nice touch.
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Blair witch? I see a, umm, breast!!
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I could so renew my vows there...
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I’ve seen a hole like that in a door before. I think the Raccoon’s might have broken through or, it could be Skunks.
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Such an eye for the light, I'm terribly enamoured with your work Mr.motts!!!
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Mr. Mott. is that reflection of pipes on the water from the ceiling or, pipes just under the water line?
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What No Smoking?! This is a perfect place for a smoke!
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Motts, love the Marquee photo. Awesome early 20th century architecture and, has my bro’s name spray painted on a big piece of plywood and tacked to a chain link fence. This could very well be his Xmas gift….. Rock on.
http://suitcaseexhibit.org/indexhasflash.html

Motts, have you seen this site? It is heartbreaking and interesting also. They all had a story to tell but didn't get the chance or were unable to communicate well enough to tell it.
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AMAZING!I Every time I see a place like this it always fires up my passion and drem to one day help restore these old bulidings.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION FTW!!!!!!!!!!
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This shot reminds me of the shinning
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS ONE ! look at the detail in the leaves, you can see the veins!
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This has to be one of my favorite shots Motts.Keep on producing your amazing art!!
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I wonder what it is that 's laying on the seat.It looks like a file of some sort but I'm sure I'm wrong.
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They used to give tours, but not since 2003. Even the group running the restoration only has very, very limited access these days.