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I bet it was a beautiful place to watch the sun set.
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Can't wait till Ed from Oregon gets here - FM, my friend! :-)
all wrapped up into ONE.
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Wow that picture is telling a story of time.. wonderful.
I just finished going through all the pictures and these pictures are so sad. to see what the shape of the hotel is in is a disgrace to its former beauty.

Why not start up a website or something dedicated to saving and repairing this building
Its so cool,creepy,wierd and beautiful all wrapped up into that I know id stay here.
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wow I can just picture almost floating through that archway in a dream, really beautiful :D
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What agony to think of this place being demolished . . .
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There is no way this shot should be real - it is "too good to be true." :-)
looks like someone threw up on the phone then let it in the hot sun for a week.
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Oh Lordy Lord! No words . . . . . .
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Christ bro.....excellent shot. The photo is alive!
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Ow! That is too beautiful to look at! Dang!
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Motts as "Romeo." ;-)
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Those stained glass windows make me cry, to think of them being lost. However, I am impressed with the people from this area for not having destroyed them by vandalism already. They wouldn't last a week in most parts of the U.S. :-(
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Absolutely enchanted!