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looks like an old Electrolux vacuum cleaner, so I guess everyone's right, suction!
If ceiling tiles fall, hit the floor and no one is around to hear them, do they make any noise?
LOVE the hanging light fixtures
I knew that Creature car was from the film, The Reptile. The Dracula car's painting was that of Christopher Lee's Dracula......great artwork on every car.....was my favorite ride!!
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Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would love to meet you.
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I hope its one of Motts freinds
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I love the effect through the bushes. Bebbie, Im here, can I email you?
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tie a maglight to a piece of fishing line and drop it down, see how deep and whats going on
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I would love to live in a room like this - just a single, huge room with that ceiling. Well, not in a mental institution, but you know what I mean... It's a shame there's no alternative to demolition when magical old buildings are left to rot.
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As others have said - 1979 doesn't seem like that long ago. And to see such extreme deterioration in that time makes me take a better look at my 62-y.o. face in the mirror. Or, maybe I should refrain.
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Many NYC subway stations along the N Sea Beach line look like the scene in this photo. The station near my house looks like it has been abandoned for more than 70 years or so, completely overgrown with vines and mushrooms. Despite the fact that this very station is one of the most high-priority stations along the N line, with the most rush-hour traffic.
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OMG the soap dispenser stuff is still going on??? LOL
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Amazing how this simple photograph could spark such intense, contraversial conversation. A beautiful shot Motts.
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This is an amazing shot. I love the focus on the stickers and the great depth of field with the rest of it so out of focus. As usual, painfully jealous!
On a slot machine, lucky. On a grave marker, NOT so lucky.