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This picture is truly beatiful. I just love how the light hits the center. It reminds me of how the light hits a freshly glazed doughnut. All shiny and bright and delicious. I also love howw the windows are square because squares are my favorite geometric figure.
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Let's get serious here people! The tree is caged off so it won't run away! I mean, JEEZ am i the only who knows thing around here? :)
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Has anyone ever seen the movie "The Corpse Grinders"? The title and picture just made me remember it.
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To the above comment. The book of revelation mentions "The Beast,666" More than once. You should read the Aleister Crowley inspired book Necronomicon. All of the information is in there.
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That's really cool! Too bad there wasn't at least one diffused one. That would be an awesome souvenir.
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That big yellow gear really stands out.
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I see two things lurking under there. Danger and a future tetanus shot.
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Probably purchased from the US...
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it looks like little kiddie boats should be floating down. Just needs some music and animatronics on the sides.
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They'll do fine. We have ostrich farms here in Minnesota and they seem to well even in winter.
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good work solomon92.walsall council have a lot to answer to regarding the state of the hall anyway, i guess we all would like to know , is it getting restored ???
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I notice the graffiti "Urbex.nl" - That is the address of a Dutch Urban Exploration website. It looks like Motts isn`t the first Urban Explorer there - tho he is better behaved :D
Good pics as always.
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ha for a second i was like
what stormy skies..then i scrolled right ha, thanks for more galleries Motts,
hope you had a good christmas and happy new year,
keep up the good work =)
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i like how it seems so tall
yet so small compared to the height of the clouds
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yeh i agree
that kinda makes this photo saddening