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My friend has an old fold up scooter bag with a shoulder strap, makes for a very good tripod bag.
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Wow! This is one of those 'you really have to have been there' shots.
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Nice shot, Motts! Would have been perfect but you had to go and tag it. ha ha ha ha ha
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all I can say is book book book book book book book book book book book book book book book book book boook .
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is that a champane or wine glass next ot the rail post
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Idea you could renew you vows every year with a differnt man and wedding dress and location just look at you husband as you say your vows.. If i ever got married i would loved to get a picture in front of that window.
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was that natual light
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Walk with invisible silence through the modern day ruins.

But beware the tin star.

Always carry the schematics of self preservation.
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What else can I saw but thank-you for all the stunning shots.

You are amazing Motts.
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To put this shot into word would tarnish the image. There are now words out there for the detail of this shot.

Wallpaper Motts!
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Tragic that it's going to be torn down. The architecture is stunning. To ram a bulldozer though something like this is a sin. Hell why don't you just tear down the queens castle.

I mean this place is almost 200 years old! even if you can save half of it, it'd make a wonderful hotel.
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maybe it was some wedding crashers? LOL!

I know it's a bad joke.

(hanging head in shame.)

(crawling under desk.)
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It would have been really cool to have the bride at the end of the hall. It'd make on hell of a wicked ghost shot change title to....
"Corpse Bride."

I'd love to get married in a place like this first thin find a girl who would like to marry a lonely Canadian.... Any takers?
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It's so sad that such an amazing castle has to come down. I understand that it's probably beyond hope to fix. I just hope that they keep at least some of the stained glass and other things for a museum or something.
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What a beautiful and haunted photograph !

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

2:54 A.M. / Sunday / 12 / August / 2007