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Now thats sexy!
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I think the whole place had those marble like walls and some were painted over later on.
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Wow Lynne, you are back! Welcome back.
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That marble looks like some kind of plastic
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Stunning!!!!!
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the only translation i could find was french, and it actually meant "women revolted". why it would be in a train workshop in belgium, idk, but i could be totally wrong. they speak flemmish in belgium, and i couldnt find flemmish translation
Nice graff man. id get edgy as hangn around a place doing a missive piece like that. chairs a nice addition too, and the pup/dog in a cap, i like it bro. I get edgy hansn round a place just to get a detailed throwup done, an empty house would be handy =P
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That clown iz so creepy i would see that in a dark room jumping out at you with its mouth open ready to eat you and your loved ones
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I have many fond memories as a child going to this park with my brother, and youth group.
I now live in Columbus, Oh
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It looks kinda sad in a way...my Dad loves trains esp the old Steam trains. Thanks for the new gallery Motts!! : )
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Mr. Motts thanks for another Amazing Gallery. Love u Mr. Motts.
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I kinda agree with Canada. The newer cars today, particularly the ones I ride in New York, carry about 750hp per car.
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My uncle works as a conductor for the Long Island Railroad. The senior engineers routinely do 100 mph in the new Bombardier M-7 Electric and older Diesel Locomotives...but only late at night when they're moving trains around (they don't top 70 with passengers onboard). It's dangerous but fun.
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Wallpaper....puhhhhwwwhhheeeeezzzzeeee?
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Yes he does...doesn't he have a gallery from the Buffalo Terminals?