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I too am facineted with fallout shelters, bunkers and abandoned places...that's why I LOVE this site! Motts, you do a great job capturing these images.
Here is another place of interest of mine, If this is not the place to put this, lease fell free to remove the link.

http://www.civildefensemuseum.com/index.html
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This was one of my favorites. I am really sorry to see her go. :-(
Ephemera: Taunton State Hospital
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saw a story about Pennhurst on the travel channel and got me interested. Sad to hear about all the torture. but might i say you have some awsome pics here. kinda transports you to the time when every thing was alive. there is a place kind of like pennhurst where i live in Ky. (Waverly HIlls Sanatorium) Very Very creepy place. and very haunted.
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HATE FOR ONE OF THOSE LIGHT TO FALL ON MY HEAD
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NO KISS POASTERS
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Motts, although this set was so different than what you usually share with us, it was also beautiful! I really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing another side of your work with us! Candace did a fabulous job, and thanks to Dash as well!
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That's what I thought, thanks for the feedback!
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LOL LucieLou! ;)
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have you ever photgraphed this place with snow cover?
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Thanks Motts for another great gallery. Debbie I hope you come back soon and see it
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Thats not much of a stage, I wonder what it was used for. The ceiling is the only interesting part of this room
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I like those cortyards too and all the ivy climbing up the walls. Debbie, I miss you.
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Great ending shot Motts! Great gallery, too!
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I hate to see this these buildings torn down too. I think every effort should be made to preserve them as they are filled with history and are often quite beautiful
Ephemera: Taunton State Hospital
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That old 60's song "Dizzy" comes to mind.....