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Vlose your eyes and picture a haunted house... this is what comes to mind. Ominous, decrepit, and foreboding
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beautiful picture, perfect framing and the lighting is perfect. Really grabbed my eye on the page with the thumbnails.
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Really eerie. looks real to me, the paint is even peeling over the M in ME. I think if it were done later, they would have chosen a different area then one with previously peeling paint.
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LOL!! Yeah, no kidding Christa.
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it was the game facination. the players would roll small rubber balls up wooden ramps from a sitting position. the balls would fall thru one of 24 holes at the top of the ramp that were lined up in rows forming a grid. each hole had its own value. whoever got a block or a full row in his grid first would win the round. the value of the winning holes were added up which determined the value of the prize to be given out.
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Seems what one generation builds, the next just throws away.
Why America's history is so limited
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Ground floor,
Portable toilets.
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I'M HERE: lol. NP :-). Just kidding. Just thought it sounded like a useful item to have ....;-).
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Like the way the sunlight streams through the window and casts a shadow on the wall.
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OMG. I had some chairs like that. Neat shot.
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Nurse Cratchet to the violent ward,
Nurse Cratchet to the violent ward.
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Wow is all I can say. These pictures bring back so many memories both good and bad. Thank you Mr. Motts for your website.
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I'd like to echo what Max said. I was in the very same situation after a traumatic event.
Anyways a great shot as always Mr. Motts
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I bet it's a million horsepower!
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Unfortunately no... I hope to get to visit the Salem hospital before it gets razed.