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so peaceful
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l love this pic.
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it reminds me of the munsters and l could never imagine somehting so big.
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Amazing to what you find Motts... l have seen some pics on here the last weeks and spent 2 hours or more looking at them... not many places like that in Australia
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would love to take a walk up there.... and its so green....
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I love this photo and the colours and so bright.
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does anybody know where in springfield this building is located?
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OMG thats amazing!!!
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hey motts, is it alright if i asked you how you were able to get such an amazing shot? i love it! i wish my photo teachers at my college taught me how to do this. its so amazing!
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wow memories ....when i look at this beast...do you have a poster????
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awesome I still know all the techniques on it worked it in chicago.....
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ha ha i worked this thing!!!
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myname-
oh that poor tub got smushed! where did you find the pic?
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Not that I want to burst your bubble, but when living beings die, they begin to lose moisture and rot. At some point during the process, the skin and tissues recede, which is why people used to believe that hair and nails and teeth grew after death, because they actually just became more visible.
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We need more places like Byberry. These people were abused but not in the 70's and 80's. Now they are homeless and the City is overrun by their disease, problems and crimes all due to their "Civil Rights". Now it costs the City a Fortune trying to deal with these crazy homeless people and good citizens are in danger.