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A veritable wealth of strange staircases. Put chairs on the stairs and you have a lecture hall.
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"No, I wish I did but I was working fast - all the chalk had been erased from the board, leaving only smudges." That would have been so neat to still have original writing on there....guess they wiped the slate clean when they cleared out. Thanks.
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Reminds me of a Tiffany stained glass creation!
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come on haters, self expression is good and so are individual opinions. Ever hear the expression "live and let live" Not just a James bond movie or a Paul Mc Carntney and wings song.
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So sad to think of all the humanity lost and forgotten/ashamed of when the had no control over it and were ostracized. Weeping for the lost souls :(
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Only they had longer #'s
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Oh, alright. Thank-you, Mr. Motts! :3
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Reminds me of Potters Island. NY
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Oh and PS condensation on the unit + age = peeling lead based paint.
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Def- Hvac Old enough to remember and current enough to see tell tale sign of oldness! HEHE
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Mr. Motts,
If you ever need an assistant you just let me know. As long as I can bring the D-70 it's free of charge!
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I can't believe it took me this long to find your site! Amazing, haunting, conjuring photos. Thank you for these, I have been looking around here for waaay too long but am mesmerized, I have always been a fan of abandoned buildings and cemeteries and the life that was lived inside the walls.
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Pripyat anyone? lol
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that would make a good work table, good for rolling out pastry.
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i love that green bucket, i want ti!