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When I was in college, I kept track of my weight by stepping on the freight scale (just like this one, except with a digital readout) in the back of my dorm's basement. It was used there to weigh bulk quantities of food brought in from the loading dock, before the deliveries were taken upstairs to the kitchen.
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Both creepy and beautiful, the old flowers are a bit creepy but I really like it
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Are these rotundas popular in Belgium? I never saw them anywhere else. Strange to see that square hole in the floor
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yes most nursing homes have carpeting. I like this tile much better, its more durable and easier to keep clean
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I think there was an alter where the dirt is. I love those widows too
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Way cool - clubbed I'm geared!
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I would paint a keyhole with a sunny land in it, in the cage on the wall.
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I'm breaking The Book out for this one - it's an in- Sanctuary! Sanctuary! Sanctuary! <.< >.> o.o
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LOL - thanks I gotta book I have from this.
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God I love these shots, so Castle like! It would be cool if the blueprints-if any were used to rebuild or even expand too. I would like to have a rebuilt version with some Add-Ons for that much deserved home feeling. Being in the forest would add to that home feeling. I can see myself cutting timber logs and stacking them on a rack near home.
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Wonderful shot!
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Another great shot!
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Great shot!
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Nice shot, Motts!
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Go to www.buffalocentralterminal.org and you can all find out how you can help the CTRC out. I can't wait until BCT gets into Amtrak's Great American Stations website:
www.greatamericanstations.com
with some great news!