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they really should work on preserving that so generations to come can look back on it and be proud to live in that area.
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the chapel is absolutely beautiful. i wish they made more chapels like this now.
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He must have done fairly well in life. Usually only the wealthy were seen wearing monocles. Or at least he was an important member of society.
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Just goes to show that nature will take everything back one day.
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It's amazing how the engravings are still so nice looking. They're not as weatherworn as you'd think they would be.
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I really like this shot. It can say a large number of things.
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That's absolutely amazing!
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wow !!!
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How do you always manage to find a lonely chair .....in an old CRYPT?!?! : )

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If I'm not mistaken, some criminals were brought here, though what kinds of criminals they were, I'm not sure of. My Father was a police officer in a surrounding town from the late 70's until the turn of the century, and he told me he had to escort several prisoners here throughout the years he worked as a police officer, when the hospital was still open.
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Q Fear machine Q * - flashing lights - * and LOUD n^o^i^s^e^s! One of your worst nightmares!
"No running free until bored" says the Mad Scientist.
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motts, this gall (along with 9/10 of the other galleries), is amazing!! i was moved when i saw this. please continue to make more photos, try to make a few books too! im sure many many people would buy them.. i just dunno how The Publishing Law Center will react to seeing photos that, in a way, advocates breaking and entering.
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So steam punk....love it.
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Reminds me of the Cabinet of Dr Calagari...
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Once you memorize them, it is quite easy to spit them back.