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I love the angles in this shot.
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Damn graffiti.
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Gorgeous.
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whenever I see places like this I always try to imagine what it must have been like when it was alive with people. As always, great work Motts!
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Yes, I do think they look like faces, too. Awesome work Motts! I get excited every time you post new galleries!!
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It took me a minute , but i see what you mean about a face .... the handle being the nose ..uh rite ......
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Crypt of the Flowers, very poetic.

YAY FOR YOU BEING HOME FINALLY!!!!
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Looks like Theodore Roosevelt.
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Am I the only one who thinks those door handles kind of look like faces?
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A close-up of the Madame herself.
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So creepy. Eyes staring out from the past.
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...sorry, the words "whether it's a" should be in place of the word "whatever".
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"Corps" is singular, so this is correct. It says:

"Here lies the body of Madame Florian Delmarcelle...Antoinette Sanson Lt. (?)
Died in (name of place) 20 November 1911 (?)
At the age of 63 years
Having received all the sacraments
RIP"
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Always interesting to see a photo at a grave (whatever tomb, grave, urn, etc..). Puts a face to the name, and makes you even more "aware" of the fact that this was a real person. Sets me wondering what she was like, and what her life was like. So many millions of people born and gone before most of us now were even a twinkle in someone's eye. Great gallery, and nice change of pace. Thanks :-).
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Thanks once again Motts For a wonderful Gallery to see. Love your Site. Keep up the wonderful work. Love you Motts..........