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Did you take if for a ride Motts? It would be soooo tempting!
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I totaly agree with JackieB. JackieB you rock .
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WOW!!! This looks VERY much like my back porch/covered deck area. My place was built in the 1940's, but.....anyway. This one sort of caught my eye because of that. Love the windows, and maybe I should snatch that long bench idea...;-). Love the vanishing perspective.
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Love the color & texture.
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Being a Christian I do find it a little sad to see the cross laying on the ground like that. I would have set it on something of at least leaned it against a wall.
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JackieB I was wondering about the same thing too.
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I totaly with JackieB and everyone else. You All Rock. Thanks Mr. Motts Once Again.
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I agree too with JackieB. I hope they save this place.
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"A key to open ones heart...."

A very cool find indeed.
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There's something really sad and FINAL about walled-in, or otherwise permanently blocked-off fireplaces, windows, doorways, etc.....kind of like a back-of-the-mind narrator is saying, "People once used this spot in their everyday lives, and NEVER AGAIN will a person, light, or even AIR pass through. Past days are irretrievable." I always want to "unblock" things (especially windows and doors) just to see the exact, long-lost sunlight pattern would have been. I know, strange idea, but....
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I totaly agree with JackieB. The floors are very very very clean.
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I totaly agree with JackieB. You Rock JackieB
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This is my Favorite Picture. Thanks Again Mr.Motts
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I totaly agree with JackieB. You Rock JackieB.
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Santa Claus would have a little trouble with this one.....

Maybe the Grinch filled it in.

(Sorry it's getting close to Christmas)