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Great gallery, Motts! I hope you have a safe, enjoyable, and productive trip abroad. Can't wait to the see the photos! Though we might have to wait a couple of years, eh? *wink wink nudge nudge* xD
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Gorgeous - love the detail on the door, and the black and white accentuates it nicely.
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Great contrast with the arch and the straight lines of the door, makes it look even more trippy!
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I normally frown on graffiti, but this has a poetic quality that I admit really adds to the room.
It doesn't look like much has changed over the years!
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Great shot, I love how the rust seems to be aesthetically places, almost as if painted on.
I could see Mulder and Scully from X Files
running down this hallway after an alien.
You think the sink is bad? Take a look at that shower curtain! Ewww.
Do you ever catch unexplained shadows or phenomena in your photos?
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Id sure love to see the inside of this building. The outside is so awesome. Im glad they are saving it
Very sad. When my Scottish Terrier, Hamish, passed on, he chose underneath the computer table, which was one of his favorite spots. Maybe the drawer was once this cat's favorite place. I've looked at this picture many times, and spent some time wondering about the cat; was it feral, was it a stray, was it abandoned?

RIP little guy.
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there is one of those creepy heaters hanging from the ceiling. Do you see a lot of those? I can see that making the people more depressed
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Maybe it was nice being there. At least they had pleny of heat, light and nice views
i mean, the corner it is not the end...it is just the beginning
even worse than the splat on the doors is the splat on the ceiling!
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Thank you for the pictures.
My grandfather worked at this site and I
was unable to visit it before it was torn down.
Now I have an idea of what it was like.