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I hope you get to return sometime. This place looked so peaceful.
Thank you for another awesome gallery. Your place in history will be known for all you've done to document our past.
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I like it better with the trees. Looks like it would be a cozy building now if it was still in use.
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The door is going back to nature, beautiful.
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Yeaheah Boyyyeee!!
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Wouldn't this be storage for clean items that are listed on the drawers? almost like today>
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Wow, AWESOME gallery Motts! I wish I could see all the cool places you've seen, especially this one.
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OK, since nobody else said it:

WALLPAPER PLEASE!!!!

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It actually took me quite awhile to figure out where this was, let alone what movie was filmed there. Don't worry though, the secret stays with me. I actually live rather close to here, but I doubt I will ever attempt to visit it.
Hey motts, Did you find any small square metal containers in that room.
I have a smaller X-ray tank from 1902, that I use to develope my photographs, it looks remarkably similar.
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Hey Motts. I'm not sure if you can answer this because of the comment rules, but how did you get onto the island? Do you have a boat or is there a ferry or something that takes you there?
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This is an absolutely breath-taking shot - well done!
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i love how the building is just completely surrounded by dense trees and vines, awesome shot :)
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Oh Jebus, the angles!
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AWSOME SHOT and Gallery Motts.
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Oh yeah!