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someone i know lit the hay on fire about a year ago.
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Need to Know what state and where Roseville Is at? I worked with the Mentaly disabled that got Rescued from Roseville !!! And i want to see this place for my self . my email is fedafeda1133@aol.com thanks.
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This is makes me so Sick to see this!!!! I have worked with the Mentaly disabled and all of my residents where rescued fr
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i stil like it, would have been even better if there would have been really good grafitti...kinda looks like a spray can had been strapped to a giant chicken leg....but it was good none the less...go back out there and give it another shot, i bet it would turn out alot better...
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0_o

Wow, that's kinda weird...It's a gorgeous shot though. ^_^
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Again, another brilliant picture.
I cared for a woman that lived in Danvers for years. She was so messed up ,beyond repair..constant flashback and boughts of rage and terror that I have never seen before. Taking a look at these pictures gives me a better understanding of what her life must of been like .. so thank you for that.
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OMG! It's so sad that the jerk-faced Wal-Mart people tore it down then alledgedly decided to NOT BUILD ANYTHING! >(

OMG! NO WAL-MART!
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The postcard and your shot...*compares* I think I like Motts' more. His is more...moody. Provoking.
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I've been in this building. As Mr. Motts stated that there were mazes in there. Firefighters train in there for the horrible occasions that they need to escape from the fire or die, "Save ourselves" I still get the chills from there and I could feel the darkness all around me when I was there.
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God....to think mentally unstable people lived here...
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Motts, your pictures are so provoking emotionally. They're just gorgeous.
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These pictures are just fantastic. I'm in digital photography (YES! I'm in the 10th grade!) right now and I think these are just beautiful.

:P I'm so sad I never got to see it. I live in Washington, so that doesn't help.
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It's sad they'd tear down such a pretty building. Well, YOU guys might not think of it as being pretty, but I certainly think so. Motts also did a great job with the shots.
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My god...

o_o Just...sitting in shock right now at these photos 1) They're gorgeous 2) They tore down this building and 3) The mood these photos capture makes me think about what happened (or could have happened) here...
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This is...so sad. I don't know. I look at these pictures, and an overwhelming sadness just falls on me. Almost like I want to cry.