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Could you imagine someone sitting there at night watching out to see if anyone went out of the rooms?
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Everone...get away from the darkness!!!

Seriously, It seems like if you head into that darkness, you'll never see light again.
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There is something so...beautiful...on how the light shines upon that fallen down pane of glass.
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I look at this picture and can't help but wonder if a patient ever stood there, looking through those bars, and either understood or realized that the prison those bars created was nothing compared to the prison of their own mind. If only we could see what that window has seen. It seems very sad. Like that is a window where someone lost their mind and themselves forever.
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It looks like there are holes in the roof.
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Wow east Islip is near where I used to live, Commack
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Eagle Project Update:
I did my project yesturday and I did the 4th foor instead of the 12th floor. Me and my team of 37 volunteers removed over 200 bags of garbage in that floor. It took about 6 hours to do so.
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All the broken glass has been removed from this building. It looks a lot better now.
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Second bid: $5.50
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Amazing gallery Motts, your website just keeps getting better and better with your awesome photos.

PS: I have come back from a long absence from this site.
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Man these engines are in really good condition.
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WALLPAPER!!!!
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Man you got to make this a wallpaper!!!
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I wish I could have that sign for my room.
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Remines me of the Railway Express Building on the Buffalo Central Terminal grounds. Motts I know you know that place.