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you are a truly talented man keep up the wonderful work
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from most of the dates I can make out it seems to me like the majority of these people have been dead so long that most of their family and friends are most likely in the same state
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one day dear motts please explain the fascination with chairs
Great set Mr. Motts, and welcome home. Hope you had a great birthday, too. As usual, your work has kept me up beyond my bedtime..I am a fan!!!
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To me the walls were green. You can see the peeling at the edges. The red looks to be a primer.
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Thank you for making this a wallpaper, Motts. :-D
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This is a pretty incredible photo. I can only imagine what it would've been like to stare down and walk through that hallway.
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dunno why but that railing kind of strikes me as pretty neat
in todays era the thought of losing even one more piece of such rich architecture and history appals me ! this is a wonderfull building and deserves a chance as something new ! to me it matters not whether its housing or hospital or even offices so long as its saved ! this is just my opinion ! ps i did not like the tv program on all hallows eve set at this location !!! cheers D
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Motts
Are those stalactites hanging from the ceiling? And the flowers - I am assuming they were artificial? Beatutiful photograph.
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yep totally quinnifer, i was staring at it for ages trying to figure out why it looks strange
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noticed that the lodge type building on queslett rd entrance to netherpark estate has recently been burnt out and destroyed,its situated next to bovis site buildings,fckin great security gaurds they`ve got.whilst bovis homes have built their 400 or so cheap looking houses they`ve left the real history to rot.as has been mentioned before they probably paid people to burn the hall and surrounding old buildings down,fckin wankers need shootin ......
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I found it utterly fascinating that the objects and fake flowers have been untouched and have remained in their same positions for nearly 100 years or so. Seeing these images gave me such a sensation, i cant even describe, but through your artistic eye, this forgotten place has in a way came back to life. It been a stunning set that will become of of my favorite sets of yours Motts, It truly is a mind boggling set!
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Man, those stains and such are just simple fascinating and disgusting at the same time. Unbelievable photo!
woah amazing .