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Wonder how long he was there.... Did he keep going or give up or worse...
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Seems sort of.... alive...
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Wow good eye Motts!
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My Mother and Father both worked here from 1931 to 1961- and actually lived on the grounds below ther hospital (on Earl st). Looking at these photos sends chills up my spine. Haunting! My dad was the head farmer, and my mom work ed as a supervisor to the nursing staff.....
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I don't think anyone in good conscience could chip it away just to satisfy curiosity. Just let time work it out.
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It is a painted mural of two men conversing near the mouth of a French harbor.
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I can almost feel the moisture and hear the sound of cracking bricks.
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In this picture, I like the "noise" of various broken things and open doors.
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Thank you for those beautiful photos. I think this last one is my favorite. I like the play between darkness and light, horizontal and vertical.
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amazing set yet again thanks
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or body parts
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I keep researching different abandoned buildings, and googling different abandoned cities, and it keeps bringing me back to your work! I love your photos, thanks!
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" Saturday, 07-14-2007
By: Canada
WALLPAPER!!!!!!!!!! please.... "

+1 Please Motts!!
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i love this site!! keep up the good work.
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I live in Belgium! So the place you are showing Motts they are not very farway of my place. If one day you need a place to host in Belgium, you welcome! It will be pleasure!