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looks like the ship is trying to free itself from the clutches of underwater chains !

chec out google earth you can see them plain as day looks different from that vantage point

Vastarien: if you are not a writer already you should definitely think about writing.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

10:55 P.M. / Friday / 20 July / 2007

Canada: thank you for the reply.

I am sorry, but I do not have any idea who made these series of drawings.

The soldier who is eating his lunch has a frantic look on his face. He is gripping his knife and fork like there is no tomorrow. His hair is standing on end and his eyes have transformed into the eyes of a cat. He is going to tear apart that cornish hen !

One of the Army cadences goes like this:

"Eat my breakfast way too soon,

hungry as a hound dog by noon".

This drawing reminded me of that.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

10:42 P.M. / Friday / 20 / July / 2007

I love this picture. Again, the buildings are stunning.

Bob~ It is closed and it is posted.
Right now relocation efforts to save what remains have been going on.
They are going to Clark's Elioak's Farm that is just a few miles from this original location, so that the public can enjoy seeing these pieces once again.

Meredith~ This is not Alice in Wonderland's tunnel.
I can see why you would think this was where Alice was suspended in mid air to portray her falling down into the rabbits hole.

This picture is of Cinderella's castle.
This castle's turrets have started to decay and crumble.
It has become quite unsafe.
Check out Rapunzel's Wish on 6-18-2006 that's above for a more detailed description of this castle.

Very little is known what ever happened to Alice and the rest of the wonderland figures. The tunnel was destroyed when development for a huge shopping center replaced most of this place.

The buildings are beautiful, as is the color of the sky.

The shattered glass in the window looks so thin, it could pass for tissue paper.

I really like the lighting in this shot. The windows look like a pair of eyes.

The flower motif on the tubs is cute. It's nice that the staff tried to cheer up the place and make things a little more pleasant for the residents.

Great shot.

BlueEizTru: Thank you for the reply. Some of the photographs that Mott shoots sometimes remind me of other things.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

9:50 P.M. / Friday / 20 / July / 2007

This photo is stunning. Very nicely done.

Thom used to be the name of the medical hospital on the school's campus, but now it's just another building (I'm not sure what it's used for).

My guess is that the window in the wall was used for observation. Given my prior knowledge of the school, the lonely little chair is sitting in the middle of a corridor that connected to large dormitory rooms where the young male residents of the school would sleep with their beds lined up in rows.