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menacing, seductive...
I simply love it.
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Nice work!
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i dont know much about engines, but this one looks like a bitch no matter what kind it is.
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I don't know if you personally check these comments (I imagine it would be quite the task to try and keep up) Even so, I couldn't suppress the need to give you my appreciation. I stumbled upon your site through i-am-bored.com and I was absolutely blown away. I just gaped my way through your incredible galleries, and am using several of your wallpapers on rotation. I'm sure the oppinion of a 19-year-old from Winnipeg can't mean a whole lot to you, but I needed to let you know.
Awestruck & Yours,
Samantha K.
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That is a very extensive fire escape system.
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Thank you for the note and for your website Miriam!
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If this is the staircase at the main entrance it used to have beautiful dark red carpet!
Thank you ever so much for your great photography. It brings back a lot of memories.
I have also made a link to your webside from miriam-may.com

Greetings from Holland
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I think its C-Note's turn. I did it last time.
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you are an amazing artist motts, breathtaking depth and sense of atmoshere
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Poor little wooden desk, i can hear the greenery's whisper to it: "welcome home" :)
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Looks like the tower (or what's that) is leaning on the building, thanks to the nice perspective :)
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Yes, it looks like it's still coiled up inside for the most part.
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Nope...
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Sooooo lovely picture :)
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My dad lives right across the river from Pennhurst. It is kinda behind an army reserve base so the MP patrol around it. Close to pennhurst the are building an old folks home for veterans. I just saw one of the former patients Saturday who now lives under the Spring City bridge.