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World War 2??
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That wood work is incredible! From years past when such was crafted using all hand tools. mortise and tennon joinery. It kinda looks like the framing of an old wooden ship. Let us hope that stays with the renovation.
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Not A pleasant looking door. Hi Lynne, welcome back
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If u look at the top right hand corner u see a shadow it looks like a figure of a skull clear as day wit the hallowed out eye.......awsome shit...gd shot
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I think it's a giant soap dispenser! ;-)
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As an artist I don't give a crud about the history behind this image and am taking it as a piece of art in a wonderfully creepy series of artistic images. All your images create a great sense of atmosphere and I am absolutely drawn in. Bravo.
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Where I work, we have small wire embedded in glass, no mesh on doors or windows. The staff wear street clothes and we only just installed bars in the stairwells after someone jumped from an upper floor. We have flat screen TV's in some of the lounges and comfy-not plastic- furniture. The clients go on outings...shopping, fishing, boating, camping and more. We are set up for their safety and comfort. Not all facilities are, but they have come a long way since "Hydro-Therapy" in ice water...
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Thanks Lynne...I see shadows in the dark...
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Canada...I think all we'll need is a cross, some holy water and maybe silver bullets for your AK
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This isn't the first time you did some awesome work in spite of being ill, thank you for such inspiration Motts!
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It reminds me of beach sand. Good shot, love the light!
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It looks like water rushing through a dam!
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Holy shite what an amazing shot! I love the repetition of arches, simply breathtaking.
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Great angle, great textures, great light!
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Wow! This is one terrific door shot! It rivals Mr.Bill Door's shots! *wink*