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Wonderful Shot Motts. I love how you takes these Photos. Keep up the wonderful work.
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my question has been answered ;-)
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that is a creepy but amazing shot all at once, I have never seen anything like that before in a church. Mr. Motts did you go down there to see if there were tunnels or anything like that?
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great photo! love the arcitecture in this one
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kind of like how silly it is to want to be known as a hobo?

Nah, its a little more corny than that.
Was it a liitle unnerving to stand around it without any rails or anything? great shot motts!
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"receiving vault" by its self gave me the creeps, but i have to agree with Noah it all seems like a bit much.
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First thing I thought was "hmm now I could see this in a Saw movie"

Wallpaper for sure.
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The fact that it was open would have me running.
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Motts you sir have an artistic eye that i would kill to have when it comes to photography.

Keep up the awesome work!
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Thats seems like an awful lot to have to keep track of.
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Awesome picture! the colors really make this stand out., and I wonder what happened to that wall.

It also kinda reminds me of the game condemned.
I agree with you. All the state hospitals are in sad shape and do not hold good memories. I worked at Paul A Dever in Taunton and it was in the same shape. If the state sells these properties the money should go to other state hospitals that are currently open to improve conditions. I remember all the clients sitting around in bean bags doing nothing, no staff to interact with them....all they did was clean them up and ignore them.
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This is Breath taking. Wonderful shot Motts.
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Now that is a really interesting and original picture.