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When they moved the prisoners back in 92 they did it by bus loads. I think it took two days or so to move everyone
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Yes, that place is filled with asbestos. No one wants anything to do with it. K-pep wanted to buy it and turn it into a group home for troubled teens and young adults. Unfortunately they were turned down because the surrounding area didn't want troubled people in their area! Hahaha that's freakin hilarious because that place is FILLED with 'troubled people.' Except now they don't have a place to get help, they walk the streets instead. Selling and buying drugs, fighting, etc. hypocrite north side. By the way, lock your doors if you're driving in that area...
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Like to see "phantom" (who has vandilised these buildings with his name, stolen items and bragged about it in comments on previous photos) steel this and turn it into a lamp for his livingroom, he may get what he deserves when it lights more than his eyes up!! :)
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what was it used for an were children here at worcester ?
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Truely talented and good looking, it's nice to put a face to the name and the telent especially when the face is that hansom :)
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it looks like no one has been there and forever. but what was that part anywyays when it was up and running?
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Wow...Just wow... I love it~
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I just adore this frame. It'd surely be a place you'd find someone like me spending hours away at.
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I saw what you mean Darkness. I too saw two people sitting on the left hand side...
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Pegasus64 is quoting from the Bible but I'd like to know why?! Surely this picture has something but I wouldn't say we have to run to bible quotes but oh well, all comments are welcomed by Mr.Motts...
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Aha! This looks like a door is being open to another world. Very captivating indeed!
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Wishing I could read that....
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I'd clap if this were a play of fine arts and if you could hear me. Well done as always Mr.Motts. You must take some pride in your work. You have such a skill for this, really you do. Which leads me into a question for you: How long did it take for you to master the art of capture with a camera? I try some work and yet don't get that scene that holds power unlike your work.
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Ah, there you go again Mr. Motts. In that you captured something within this frame. Something that has a faded power to it. I do have to say I have fallen in love with your work~
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Wow, that's just breath taking for a moment there. I doubted my eyes for a moment also. Well done on your find~