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What an powerful pic and carries a ton significance for our world today. Would be great to have in Evey government building to show what happens when were to greedy or desire to much power.
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Yeah, I love the new look to the web site....its all good Motts!!! I agree with others here......with your amazing pictures you take us to many, many places in the USA & all over the world that most of us would probably not go to.....so I also thank you.....got many galleries to look at.....this is gonna take sometime.....I have my pop/& water as well......now on to the galleries. They've done alot of tagging on this place haven't they.....what a shame......
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Love the old posters!!!!!!
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Like the stroller in the corner there, very neat.
The bottle of disinfectant appears to be empty either through use or evaporation over a long period. The paint chips and/or insulation are a more serious hazzard considering the age of the facility. Do not judge the forest by a fallen leaf, but by the whole.
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I would be soooo tempted to take that with me! I LOVE old posters like this and odd adds from the 40, 50, and 60.
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Way cool! Could have a lot of fun with that!
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hi notts great pics :-D keep up the good work

also if people belive in something dont take that away from them.
you wouldent like it if it happened to you

p.s im sorry about my spelling as im not very good at it :)

and yes ive had spokey stuff happen to me if tyou dont belie it it weont happen if you do it prob would

peace out people

toxs xxxxx
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Wow! Wish buildings were that strong today!
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Nice way to finish with the "lonely chair shot"
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Ummm well there are no words... for this one... I bet even a shrink would be at a loss for this one.... Nazis and puppies????

I'm clicking over to the next pic now.
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Always neat to find something with a human touch. Reminds you that this was a real place where people lived.
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hehehehe this one sort of confused me for a moment. The door on the side looks like another place.
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well some one didn't like nazis!
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Wow looks like the whole tree was used! Beautiful wood and looks to be in great shape.