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More bars in more places, looks like an AT&T commercial.
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Don't blame you after that last shot.

How did you take this photo Motts it's wonderful. I feel like I'm looking at a photo from the 1800's. I hope you tune this into a wallpaper. Its so simple yet powerful to. A perfect shot.
Thank you Mr Motts, what a lovely way to spend a Saturday night !
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Great set, Motts! Shame she had to be demo'ed.
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Okay now I would start running!!!! I can almost see a bony hand reaching out and sliding the lid off it's eternal prison.

"Anybody know the number of the Ghostbusters?"
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I would like to knock on it. Course if it knocked back I would run so fast that I'd probably brake the sound barrier.
That must havw cost a fortune, even back then
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Wallpaper please Motts. This is a fantastic shot there is just so much "feel" to it. I love this shot.
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I love how the light seems to reseed into the darkness of the void.

This would have been really cool in B&W.
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What a sad sight. You don't see many pipe organs these days. I doubt there are many around who can even play one. Does anybody out there know how to play one of theses beauties? I so I salute you.
NEXT!
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Wow, all of these pictures are so cool! It would be so fun to be a model in a project like this!
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I see you!
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Neat shot. Look at all the detail in those chandlers. Bet that most people will never see the real details. Sort of sad when you think about it.
It reminds me of the scene in Sound of Music when Julie Andrews married Christopher PLummer,