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Boy, the times we had at drive-ins.

All the commenting about Session 9, I'm delighted to report that 1 branch of my regional library system finally has it; just requested that it be sent to the one closest to home for me! These images are so gripping. So glad to find the site back up after slight downtime!

I wonder what was the first. We sure know there were many miles of film spun.

Letchworth has become my new other 'life.' When im not occupied by the bazillion things i have to do, I'm off in space thinking about it. i go whenever i have the chance and I'd love to go with some more die-hard Letch fans. i can say I've been in many of the buildings and kno my way around pretty well, but I know I've still got a lot to learn about it. I welcome any new info, stories, ANYTHING about it absoultely fascinates me! .anyone drop me a line if u ever wanna explore in a group or to just talk about this new passion of mine..Letchworth of course ;)

Great drive-in shots Motts!
The Edgemere Drive in Theatre in Shrewsbury, MA just got demolished a month ago. Screen, consession stand, ticket booths, and remnants of the old playground reduced to rubble. They are making way for an Over 55 Luxury condo community.

great set Motts one word for ya OHIO!!!

kinda reminds me of a crotch strap on a five point harness those can hurt too good info on the CP Lynne I have a mild case and it totally sux I cant imagine it being like you described

i saw two toilets in someones yard they were selling the house and Motts posts this fantastic

maybe thats where they sent the dead guy from Clerks

ground control to Mr. Motts do you copy??

It was a maglite actually. If the exposure time is set long enough and the light is moved around a lot, the more diffused light you will get.

It looked a bit rusted...

I wonder what flashlight you use, the light is nicely diffused in your shots so I assume it's not a maglite?

That was neat! Thanks for the set, Motts!

Pretty clouds... that DOES make for a neat capture!