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Thank God you back! I was really starting to crave some more locations! Great Job!
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Hello FBJim!,
You are a wealth of information. I thought this place was "closed" and semi-abandoned? Is there some reason the boats are being removed after all this time? Seems almost
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Do we know of any persons of noteriety interred here?
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wow. veddy, veddy nice.
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A papermill about 2 hours from where I live has one of these. . .or something similar. I always wondered what it was. But I never wanted to fall into it!!
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I love the plantlife at the bottom!
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Yes, he does!
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I just discovered this site last week, and I've been loving it!! But this shot is just INCREDIBLE!! Keep up the great work, Motts!
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Turned up the brightness on my screen. I think it is just reflecting light...though if I'm wonr, thats even better!
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Motts you are keeping me up nights with your photograpy, Thank You for such a quality site,I am hoping the magazine story totally launches your career. ok now im off to admire.
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I am very interested in history, and also hate to see beautiful buildings fall into disrepair. But let's say a government has one million dollars to spend on mental health. Should it be spent to renovate an abandoned psychiatric hospital, or on treatment for today's patients? It's the basic economic dilemma of limited resources and unlimited needs.
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This makes me feel homesick. :(
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Looks like there was a bit of a collision there...
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This is really neat. I like the patterns on the floor.
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Wow. Thanks for such an interesting and creepy gallery! :)