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Yeah, it probably was a ballroom with those mirrored pillars. Such a tragic waste.
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Motts, thou hast nards of massive circumference.
I salute thee once again. Awesome work, as always.
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Mmmm..Rotisserie!
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Great fertilizer makes great trees.
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((Craps pants, runs screaming))
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Let's see, a deserted churchyard, an empty chapel, and an impregnable steel casket with 18 clamps left all by itself. Yeah, I don't think I want to know what's in there!
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look closely a vampire sailed through the window or was he cast out by someoneones cross ............ only the shadow knows for sure
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I can't really say why, but I just love this shot.
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And what's the likelihood that a structure
built nowadays will have similar decorations?

Makes me sick that we're losing so much
of this beautiful construction.
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A cemetary buff myself this was quite a nice surprise for me. As always Motts Kudos and more of this stuff if you can
Beautiful. No more needs be said...
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'Expulsion' is right.
Jeebus, it looks like the ceiling has vomited
its contents like a living creature!
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Good God!
It looks as if every surface and material in here
is teeming with mold and fungus. BLECH!
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Man, where do you FIND these places? This hotel's amazing... I bet that fireplace was magnificent back when it was fairly new. <3 I've remodeled old buildings from the early 1900's and late Victorian and they're always a real treasure, especially if you can find little details still in tact //_^
That window looks upset.