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Thank you....what an ending in all regards.
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Foreboding and beautiful all at once!
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Such beautiful shapes, colors, and textures and in one great shot! Thanks......
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I love the colors as they rise upward in this photo. An incredibly phenomenal shot, preserved for all time!
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Majestic and awe inspiring and captured to perfection....
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The eyes look "too" real.......fantastic shot!
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The fire is a tragedy, but your ability to capture its residue in such a fine photo is amazing...
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You can drive by this building with out any problem . The road by it goes to the Heartland industrial park . It goes by the shops and leads right into the powerhouse I drive by it everyday on the way to work . at dss
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My dad worked in the store house that is right near the powerhouse . I have videos of the parking lot between warehouse and shops that is now all overgrown. My brother still works there on one of the wards. Great shots any of the old Edgewood building .
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motts i'm new to this site and think its great whats the best place u've been to?
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some people are not sure about certain things about mental health past or present i've worked in residentional care with children with autism aged between 8 and 18 years old for 4 years now if a memember of the genral public asks me a question i answer them in the best way i can if you have never worked in this type of work it is very easy to make mistakes great comments lynne
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In Sweden we have autopsy rooms like the one in the picture, though most use refrigerator rooms and not boxes, and a few are still in use...
(I am a post-mortem technician!)There ARE places I don't want to work overtime at night.
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Beautiful.
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How much is left of this place?
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That was not boarded in session 9.