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the sense of abandonment shows through i love this site for its psectacular photography its inspiring
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this is fantastic i love the water surface and the reflections
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I love those hot pink chairs!
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I cant believe they just left these here. I mean they could be sold or even donated to a beauty school or something other than just sitting there.
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I really love hearing all of the stories from people who use to work or stay here. It makes these pictures come to life and help me to imagine what these places must have looked like when they were occupied.
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I really enjoyed seeing the "what is use to look like vs. the what it looks like now" pics. I can imagine all of the wild happenings that must have took place in this tub lol ;)
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No tellings what you would find if you cultured that water!!!
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I love these colors! I find that I usually love most everything from the 50's! If I had a house that had this bathroom in it I would leave it as is :)
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The color in this photo is absolutely incredible!!!
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um, did someone jump or climb through that hole as you took the picture? eerie as hell, my spine is tingling. eeeeeeek!
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WOW! That's all I can say....that and WALLPAPER!
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I love the shadows and light!
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Jude, I immediately noticed that awesome door too! Really cool colors!
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I guess as is is better than the building being torn down! I hope someone renovates this beautiful building and brings it back to it's glory! Great set Motts!
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PS I inspect these buildings in my job duties they are insulated thru out with asbestos walls pipes ect & the paint on top may not be lead BJUT they do not strip the wall before repainting in these places so the lower coats of paint are