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Call me strange but I would have loved this as a wallpaper! I love the curved hallways and breezeway shots
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This could easily be one of my favorite shots within this gallery! It gave me such a calming feeling when I saw it--all the greenery and all. I would have loved to spend some time, sitting and taking in the breeze and smells of the old building. Oh love this shot!
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Mother Nature slowly reclaiming what's hers
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Yay first comment! Now this is a place I would have LOVED to explore! It does look like it was really quiet out there and peaceful. Eerie of course and tagged to death.
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Love your infrared shots, they are always neat to look at & see in a gallery too.
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This view is very unique, nice shot & another great gallery from you. Thank you, Motts.
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Creepy, just creepy.
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Reminds me of the walkways from Taunton, just not as nice as those were. Still nice enough though.
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I get a Clairvaux vibe from this image, the curved window area there.
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Not yet! There's still a LOT of work to do on the building, so we're currently working on events and workshops in other spaces until we can get it up to shape!
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As harsh as it is, when a person dies they are just a rotting body full of bones. Its the living that cares what happens to the dead. The dead don't care. They're dead.
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Wow
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Well said Larry D, well said
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Hey did you guys open yet? I grew up in Michigan and will probably donate here soon if you are still looking for support but I want to go visit the place :)
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What's that white think next to the papers? Is that the skeleton of a tiny dead critter?