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ahahahahhahaahhahahhaa
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you spelled their wrong
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Doesn't look sacred to me, unless you're into Satanism.
That prop, Puddleboy, was priceless!
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thats ugly but hey everything looks like that nowdays. I just wonder how the old original hall would have been on your foto,it was a beautiful room ones.
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Nice, never seen a wooden revolving door befor.
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i drove down the driveway last night at about quarter to eleven and it was so scary i had to leave. just after i pulled out i saw a cop car pull in. (perfect timing, huh?) i went back today with two friends to attempt to get inside, just to look, not to do any vandalism or disturb any part of the building in any way, but it was completely boarded up. i want to get inside so badly, just so i can see for myself the true beauty of this magestic building. anyone know a guaranteed way to get in?
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The equipment I use is on the about page: http://www.opacity.us/about/ For this trip I was using a Canon 300D Rebel. A tripod is necessary to keep the camera still while the shutter is open for a long exposure shot.
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This shot is quite disturbing.
Looks like someone bled to death there.
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Amazing just amazing.
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Super creepy
Why were the curtains attached to the ceiling?
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ice-o-materiffic!! What a funny little product. It's fun to grind ice into mostly water and just a little drop of ice. We got it at a yard sale. It's funny, but we love old metal products from the USA!
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Wow.This reminds me of an old swimming hall that I visited in Leipzig Germany about 10 years ago befor it was demolished. It had not been in use for many years and looked like this. The best thing was that it hade two floors with swimming pools.Very rare. Hope to find some old building were I live.
please check out the forum..
I have a question about exploring.
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Nice one, it would not be the same with the safe closed.
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wow, nice i like this one. The date on the paper makes it all.