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This one also makes me dizzy.
That's such a strange shot, this place looks so secuded yet it's right beside the town.
Another make-me-dizzy photo by Mr. Motts!
Wow, I never would have guessed this place was a mine.
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"I look at the darkness of my soul and out into the glory of the light of my Lord and spirit.
For He shall save me from the cold encompassing night to the warm shining light of the day.
He is my Father He is my God. He is Jesus Christ. "
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i have no clue about this place but i do know that their were two amusement parks in my town that were closed and demolished a long time before i was even thought of but it is wonderful to see the old pictures of the families in happier times i wish i could have gone to them now their is not even a marker where they once stood it seems everything with any historical signifigance? sp in my town has been torn down to build parking lots and as an avid history buff it saddens me i wish i could have seen the places i read about because we had the largest industrial complex of its kind outside of Krup, Germany which was destroyed by fire in 1909
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How mysterious. Very surreal.
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Looks so organic. Very nice shot.
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Zounds!!! What a wicked shot. It's shots like these that inspire me to become as good at photography as you are Motts.

P.S please make a book on all your work it would be really inspirational. I know I would buy it. Stat at $29.99.
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Only the state hospital in Weston so far...
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Have you ever explored anything in West Virginia?
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Looks like a door there Ozzy, don't smack your head against it.....it fool you! But The passage seems more like another garden than just a small walkway.
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Charlotte sprechen sie irgendein deutsche worter!
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very beautiful!!
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sorry, i was eating pizza when i saw this picture and thought of a huge brick oven!
i wonder what color the bricks were.....