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Strange, I love the way this frames it, adds an inviting but calming sense to it. Agree, Emily?
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i love this door. it seems so pretty in such a filthy place.
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i think this is one of my favorites from the batch.
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love the perspective!
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you make this place spectacular.
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amazing!!! only you, mr motts!
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wow! I would love to see this same photo, without tthe water. How deep do you think it was Motts?
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I'm now 62 and for the past couple of weeks I've had nostalgia memories of the Catskills. Just suddenly, don't know what started it but just started thinking back of all the years at The Raleigh, The President, Tamarack, Homowack, The Pines and who remembers which others plus many bungalow colonies. I tried explaining this to my children but they couldn't understand. Seeing the abandoned and broken down buildings just broke my heart. I couldn't imag
lennycrane@ine the tremendous amounts of people and activities just suddenly coming to an end. It can't be described. Unless you were there, there's no way you would ever understand. A legacy, gone forever! I love you Catskills! lennycrane@gmail.com
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actuly calming
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Amazing find! The buildings are indeed gorgeous.
And Happy New Year!
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the purpose of this hallway/room/closet thing is......
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hmmmm cant help but love these places for their classic shedding walls and shadowed hallways that always seem to have the perfict amount of light
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Yes, a Hoya R72
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Beautiful. You should do more b&w's.
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i love the out of focus hallway brilliant!