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It makes me want to dig out my passport to go check it out... beautiful thank you so much !!
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I think that this would take a little more than some CLR!
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Looks like Uncle Fester's Bed
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Wow these guys seem to be in mint condition. I see a strong resemblance to a Jack with that second guy http://images1.comstoc...0039465/C0039465.jpg
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One ofthe best shots I've seen on this site.
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If you didn't tell me I'd say this place looks like it's still in operation. Nice work Motts!
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Yeah Bumper Pool is awesome. it's too bad it's getting harder and harder to find tables.
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Geez, dandylions and moss growing in the lobby carpet. I never would have guessed the Pines would have ended up this way. However, back in 7/96, it was showing its age.
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superb pic
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i agree with ryan
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When I stayed here, I never did use the indoor pool.
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I can't believe it's deteriorated this much in just 11 years....
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Wow, these pictures really bring back memories. Thank you, Motts, for posting these.
I stayed at The Pines for a week in 1996 for a family reunion when I was 6. Searching for the Pines online is how I found Opacity. Too bad the hotel closed.
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This is really wierd. It's like De ja vu. I swam here 11 years ago, as a little kid....
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That's "Art Deco" architecture, for ya. Either you love it, or hate it. When my family stayed here , I was just 6. I remember thinking it looked like an office building.