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The writing on these walls is interesting....thanks for sharing , Motts. I so can't wait also to see your other galleries.
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Yeah its a shame we can't see what it says.
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I was gonna say it looks really small & narrow.....and no bathroom. That would be a bummer....and lets add to that cold too. If the light was coming through the open roof than unless there had been a light in there it'd be pretty dark too. Yuck.......
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is that the view of rt 343
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It must have been horrible to be a prisoner back than....it looks really old....well cause it is old....nice photo Motts!!
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hey nycisee R U A H2O fan
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the clock stopped at 9
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This shot actually scares me for some reason.
Not the thrilling kind of scare , but the one that hits the back of your throat, before it knocks you flat.
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Wow, from an entity that we can't control to one
that bears down and almost envelopes you in its' violence. Kill or be killed.
As you say, very strange artwork being displayed.
Lots of subconscious messages going on.
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I just want to say that I attended residential camp there in 1970-1972 and have nothing but fond memories of the place. I thought it was terrific, and so did most of those I went with.
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Wizard of Oz? Separate dimensions , entities?
Pretty horrific.
there is a cross in the key...
Another lonely chair
:D
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I'm trying to remember what I meant about that, just that I carry the Bible in my heart everywhere I go it seem - or the book of my life perhaps...
Hey all,being an aussie(love us or hate us) i love how patriotic amusement park rides are painted,the way u guys love your country is great. Motts u capture this American spirit in your shots so your a legend in my books DG...