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I think the title of this pic is because it says "find sin here" on the left side of the doorway.
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Wow someone musta had to take a major load.
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I wish I lived in America...all these awesome abandoned places! Yes, if it was me, I wouldn't resist the urge to chuck a brick or two at that car!
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Sounds like my room on a Saturday night! lol
...was that too subtle?
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*claps sarcastically*
Well done =P
Ooh, noooo! Just leave it the way it is, it looks fantastic!
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This would be an awesome place to play paintball.
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Wooooooow, I love this picture!!!^^
There's something about it that's just amazing...
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Hehe..."Lost sole" XD
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Gawd, I hate Silent Hill =/
Great shot though!
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Reminds me of the book "The Keeper" by Sarah Langan...very creepy =]
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Yeah, looks like something out of Edward Scissorhands!
Beautiful shot. I love your photos!^^
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haha "The way is shut. It was made by those who are dead, and the dead keep it."

just thought of it...
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Nightmares? I'd have daydreams! I'd probably be the little girl stuck on the chain fence during recess, grabbing at the metal with chubby fingers with a far-off look in my eyes. Maybe attempt to climb over said fence once in a while.
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Wow, that's incredible.
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It sure is odd The Pines ended up like this. When my dad was 19, he and my uncle met some friends here and travelled on to Woodstock. I stayed with him and mom here in July 1996 at age 6. I remember it quite well, we drove all the way from Kansas for a family reunion with my cousin Jim and his wife. Dad even knew the owner, Cliff Elrich. Thanks to Elrich, I probably won't be able to take my kids here in the future.