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Do you all wear masks in the old places? For fear of asbestos? My Grandfather died of lung tumors from asbestos.. hard way to go out!
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This lobby looks the same as the ship lobby on a video game called Ghost Hunter.. how wierd.
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Anyone notice how most of the big figures on the headstones are in hand with an anchor? Or am I just crazy? Maybe both?
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Here be thy hollows of quarantine......
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I tried to research it, but all I can find are diff sites with Mott's information about Mt Rose...
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From the discoloration and the floor and brick behind it.. could it have been an old fashioned, creamation casket? One that they could do a casket side service by while the remains were becoming ash?
Just a guess......
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Welcome to the Pit of Despair......
I keep coming back to this picture! I love this shot!
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I agree, toss it in the freezer and defrost it for something lovely, a wonderful medival wedding!

Besides.. who could go wrong with all those hanging soap dispensers!? :P
Out of all your shots so far, Motts, this is the one into which I would most like to be inserted - just so I have the privilege of saying that I've seen thousands of pounds of paper at once.
The entire shot gives off an air of sleepiness - just great.
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Actually.. liquid hand soap was invented in the 1880's.. so no powdered soap dispensers, it was actually liquid.

As for this picture.. shower conga, anyone?
I've no doubt that these axes are either remnants of firefighters' training or a set-up designed by other explorers to scare people. Still, it's very fun to think up more sinister ways in which they found their way into the room.
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Mr. motts all of your pix are fabulous, one thing i don't understand is all the places you've shot, i'm surprised no apparitions have shown up in your pix; i love your stuff!
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Looks like someone wrote 'May 72??', under the 'S' as well.....