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So restful and serene looking . . . .
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Acccckkkk!!! Pook bucket!
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It's interesting when you think how knowing where a location is makes you look a photo differently. Because I knew this was in Germany and from the WWII era, I was put in mind of prisons and concentration camps because of the bars on the structure, whereas had I thought it was somewhere else I would have just assumed it was a normal security precaution. Makes me examine my preconceived biases.
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Ooooh! Very pretty!
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Amazing preservation at this site.
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You almost have the whole spectrum covered in this one, Motts!
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WALLPAPER PLEASE!!!!
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was that carved in stone or cement?
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This is my favorite gallery of them all Motts. Amazing job, I felt inspired enough to comment, lol.

It's incredible imagining the history in there...
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This photo is so magnificent !!
Your work takes my breath away !!
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Motts,
I'm always amazed with you.
You're the best !!
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youll find some of your pictures on my website(www.typhoidmarymallon.webs.com) Don't freak, your in my bibliography also. I had to do it for a competition. No one has better pics than you.
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CREEPY. I cant believe riverside hasn't been used in horor movies. they're probably scared it will fall on there heads. I like to go here before i get old. If that is the lab Mallon worked in thats awesome. Visit my website on Mary Mallon at www.typhoidmarymallon.webs.com
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thats green all right
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looks like a picasso