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that's crazy because that's what i want to do that 's why i'm apprentice for carpenetry. so i can fix them up and get a management team in there to run a business,fix up abandon property.
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This is first time ive felt compelled to comment on this site...I see something new every time i scroll up to look again, I'd have two words if i saw this in person......

1. PEACE
2. OUT
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stencil artist leaving his mark.
graffiti, really.
Think Shepard Fairey or Bansky.
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i work at pilgrim presently and this place sucks, overpaided, underworked, abuse, and a complete waste of your tax money, but thank you, will collect a nice pension in a few years, thanks taxpayers
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tee.

fan fans.

*snarf*
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very clever of motts to situate himself so his reflection could not be seen .Lesser fellows would have botched this shot hardcore.
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what I wouln't give to have seen this place in its full glory.
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To Whom It May Concern:

Please let me take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Erin Singer and I am writing on behalf of CMJ productions, an independent Television and Film Production company which is currently in developing a new documentary television series entitled, Abandoned Buildings.

We are interested possible filming at the abandoned Gaebler Children’s Center. We are very interested in speaking to somebody who stayed at this facility. We are looking to conducting an on-air interview about what happened behind closed doors.

Please call me at 514.731.4242 or email at e.singer@cmjprod.ca

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards,

Erin Singer
CMJ Productions
(514) 731-4242
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It's a relief to get out of the building and see a blossoming tree. Looking at all those crumbling walls and flaking paint makes my lungs feel as though they are full of toxins.
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I thouught this building was abandoned well anyway wana learn so much more this sight is great....I am also looking for info not sure what the building number is put its the one when you first turn in TALK ABOUT CREEPY just looking at it gave me the most awkward feeling I couldn't help but to be more interested !!!! I will continue my research as well as visit the museum
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Stairway to Hell
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Welcome to the world of the real.
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Just stunning.
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Wow, that is a gorgeous shot.
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Joe I agree - very Alice and Wonderland. Needs a resident Cheshire Cat. :D