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GAWgeous! How cool is THAT?!?!?!
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oh.my.GOD.
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I'd give my eye TEETH to go there!! JUST to stand in that spot!
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Cool shot.....
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Oh no, not the ubiquitous hideous horizontal yellow tiles! Tiles like that cannot exist anywhere without being connected to "institutions" in my head :-(. Nice lighting, Motts :-).*** I'M HERE TO SAY: "Staircases", even..;-). Let me know where to get my hands on a "starcase". Might need one someday (kidding ;-)). Yes, I'm with ya on the WALLPAPER! :-) Yep, they do look flattened with all that rubble piled the way it is. Interesting.
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Could you imagine walking away from those steps just as one popped? Love this shot Motts!
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Love the sunllght on the wall! Cool shot!
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Annette, your comment is the perfect title for this picture !
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oy. I had to drink barium once....the newer stuff, not THAT. I aint THAT old!!! It wasn't THAT bad, just thick.....blech.....

Cool pic, Motts...
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Interesting perspective on the "3-D" cross. Reminds me of Picasso, trying to show one thing from many angles at the same time...:-)
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I agree with C-Note. This is a Motts trademark. Just like Alfred Hitchcock doing a cameo in his films.
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Very creepy shot!
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Just think, at one time this was state-of-the-art.
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Funny Jude!! But it was me....I went and looked into the mirror...sorry!
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Man! Even when this place was open, that entrance must have brought to mind quite the ominous impression of a huge gaping maw about to swallow people whole.... :-0. Strange how "industrial" and plain the surrounding gray stone is compared to the bricks. Odd.