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I thought about it for a while and when animals are close to death they go and hide somewhere to die alone. The expression on the cats face and the position of the body was more than likely from it's nerves twitching and its muscles tightening up after death.
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ChicagoTom, I know the feeling. I've spent ten hours over the last three days since I found this site. Motts' work is superb, both in the search, infiltration, photography, and web site design.
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Withdrawal is a symptom of having too much blood in the drugstream.
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LOVE you, AMM - beautifully said! Tony too!

XXXOOO
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As of 1/17/08, it's all gone. I hate to see it gone, my first abandonment, the place i really cut my teeth as a photographer in, just gone...I'll never forget it, nor will us dedicated Havey "locals".

Thank you so much Mr Motts for getting here. This gallery and place opened up a whole new chapter in my life.
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Stepping into this turbine hall not very long ago, i was in absolute awe of how massive it was. I don't think any picture can do it justice (although Mr. Motts's comes very close!), it's just something you have to see in person...
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So tall
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"What are you doing, Captain? This is highly irregular..."(release knockout gas) :)
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Did it seem haunted like the girls you found told you?
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That just scares me for some reason
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Lovely
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anyone remember "rock" the valet guy a t the chalet. you laid a fin on him and you got to park down in front...
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that is so cool i what to cry baby home
in pa
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great set Mr. Motts!
fantastic as always!
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Wow. I would never have guessed that the wards looked like they do. This building never gets old for me. It's stunning.