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HAHA, what was that about vertigo, Lynne? I love this definite "escher-esque" sense....nice angle

Nice color and detail in this one, Motts

If that's a smokestack, then... insane.

Good place to stash a body I suppose..

I'm surprised they took time to board the windows but not cover this pit.

Man, those are some insanely shaped light bulbs, neat.

Thanks Motts again for another great gallery.

Rasberry my favorite color. Love this one.

Wonderful Gallery and Site to see. I love looking at your site Motts. Thanks for your wonderful gallery.

Motts want was this used for. Thanks

This one is very very cool.

i remember my grandfather took me to an old train station here in pittsburgh a few years back. it hasnt been used as a train station in a long while but has restaurants in it now. he told me that the skylights in the building were once covered during one of the world wars. i dont remember which ww but he said buildings that were at high risk of being attacked during the war boarded up their skylights, i suppose for saftey reasons. just an idea.

You never let me down. These were awesome

I worked there -- behind that door was a small room, furnished with a metal bed that we would tie the patients to when they needed to be restrained. We'd actually always leave the door open when somebody was tied to the bed, and they'd be watched the entire time to make sure they didn't struggle too much or get free or manage to hurt themselves.

I didn't look behind the doors, they might have been lined with some kind of heat resistant material.