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I absolutely love the details
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I love the lights, beautiful :)
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Reminds me of a story from one of the Scary Story books I read when I was younger... about the old lady that went to church early in the morning only to find that it was a service for the dead and that the person next to her had been dead for months or something like that, hehe
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This picture speaks a thousand words!
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Beautiful...
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Very powerful shot. Your title was spot on!
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Lynne replying to you from forever ago, i meant that I'm suprised they had them for patients entertainment, not that they didn't deserve it. Was it for patient use, or staff?
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These stairs are great - kind of like and Escher drawing. Something is the foreground, but it's tough to tell what.
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I believe that buildings like this were used to nicely hide machines that lifted boats or their cargo out of the water and onto a train or other storage/transit. I guess the windows would have been used for the same purpose as the walls - just for their dumb beauty :)
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This is absolutely gorgeous tilework - was this in a lavatory area or in the main lobby?
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A little sinister looking, but beautiful none the less.
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Wonderful !

Signed an American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

Wednesday, 30 / April / 2008
German time; 10:47 P.M.
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Such a beautiful place, im jealous!!!!! ive only found abandoned schools to photograph here in NC.
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the shining!
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another amazing one! wow!