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A really cool picture to close out your gallery, thanks once again Mr. Motts! You are amazing, I looove looking at your work!
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Oooooh, that door is beautiful! The light is like a beacon. ;)
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LOL! I thought the same thing...those pesky soap dispensers must be hiding again.
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I have said it over and over again...it is such a shame that something so beautiful is rotting away.
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Love that! It's interesting how much detail some places like these have....and of course it's wasting away. Such a shame.
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The door design IS interesting, I wouldn't mind having one like that in my house.
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First comment, finally! That porch makes me want to get a comfy chair and relax out there with a beer!
I never really minded seclusion. Yeah it was smelly, but you got used to that. I kind of liked the aloneness though. Constantly being in the company of others got me feeling very crowded at times. Just sleeping in a room with so many others took getting used to. But in seclusion, it was just me. Not so bad.
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That is SO awesome! I love it!
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I see the soap dispenser, but why no towel rack?
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Where's the Soap dispenser?!!!
Those barbarians.
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I'm on the first step....now I'm on the second step.....NOW I GOT YOU!!!!
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Cinderella may have had a view like this, wishing for a better life as she scrubbed her hands raw.
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Such elegant scrollwork. Lovely to behold.
I wonder if the carpet was red, or royal blue?
Both would have looked amazing.
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yes, but what Motts dosen't show you is the twisted ruin slavering behind the door!