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Motts, get out there soon, left wall's about to collapse!!!... maybe that slim pipe its holding it al together but won't last for much!!!
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Copper turns some pretty colors when heated. also tossed in a campfire makes some awesome colors.
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Beautiful "gateway to a wall", just the vandalism don't fit, but wonder if they're just posting their comments like us, but more fortunate since they're in the actual place!
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Those windows are like open mouths yelling!!!.... or maybe singing?
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I'll have my beer straight up please, hold the soap.
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I Was born in Bluefields dont remember this place.Any pic of bluefields i love thanks.
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Definitely my prior question answered, it was snow!

Geeeee!!! You should have named this pic "forgetfulness"!!! because if that tree is "indoors", then only Motts, the tree and us are the only left interested in this place up to date...

I love the lighting on the tree, its paradogically set in relation with the shadows on the wall... something you would miss being actually there, but photography allows it!

Please tell me Lord Motts you got that perfect by the middle shadow on the tree by chance or you're the Devil in lens!!!

But thanks anyway for the shot.
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Hello I was born in Bluefields Zelaya Sur.But i dont remember this place.
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Those architects knew what they were doing, but can stamp that 'fragile' now!

Very interesting shot, at first sight confusing if Motts was looking up or down.
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But very curious about what caused that bluish spots.
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Motts, could you please erase "the 'backwards' guy"?... didn't get the point, just makes me dizzy.
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Not that much by day after seeing the prior pics, so darkness must be "something". Now the definition of 'darkness' being; "lack of light" looks pretty conservative to me.
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I'll stop fooling around now Motts, you're my best friend now!!!

Is that snow I see?

Those seem like steel structures to keep this building alive, just like you Motts for inmortalizing it!
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Marvellous!!! Marvellous!!! Marvellous!!! Marvellous!!! Marvellous!!! Marvellous!!! ... don't you think Motts?
Insanely perfect!!!... I wonder where the decision of blocking the moon came from?
You're just so irreverent to all "cliches"... like this whole site is.
My best regards Motts!
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The civil architect who installed that light should be reprehended. If it was just aligned with the upper edge of the building that shot would be insanely perfect. But guess he didn't know Motts was comin'!!!