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I can't believe you find these wonderful places
I'm speechless
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You can tell i'm new on this website..and a little slow at finding all these unbelievable shots..These are fantastic!!
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Too bad you didn't take to much photos of this place. You kind of missed all of the COOL areas of the terminal. If you come back here, be sure to get all the COOL areas.
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It seems like all the windows are intact. How is that possible? It looks like its been abaonded a long time
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A bar of soap? I thought they only used liquid soap. Where are the soap dispensers?
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Hey other Lynne,

This ride was reinstalled elsewhere, albeit with the replacement animals. Not the original wooden horses. If you're interested I can find out specifically where. I believe it was either at Misquamicut beach or a, believe it or not, a Dairy Queen.
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Some of these signs are quite amusing
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Looks like a paint bucket lol
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Nive and clean. Hardly looks abandoned. Glad to see new photos
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I have looked at this photo for a second time and I have a feeling of harsh reality that pours over me.

I feel very un - comfortable too.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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first of all, motts, all of your photos are amazing.

it strikes me how the pillow is in such better shape than the bed.
This was my favorite ride, the carousel. This carousel was very unusual. It not only had horses but it had all types of animals. The outside row had very large standing animals and there were two inner rows that moved up and down. I would assume at one time it had a brass ring machine since the outside animals were stationary. I was sad to hear that this carousel was being auctioned off.

Unfortunatley RP Park never maintained it properly and the wooden animals were in pretty rough shape last time I seen it. The damp salt air took it's toll on the animals.

Now the animals are in the hands of collectors and this ride is only a pleasant memory for me.
This must be on of the freakiest places you've been Motts. I remember seeing a place in western France that was similar, but open to the public.
The last time I went to Blackpool Pleasure Beach I noticed that almost all the rides had a plaque stating when they opened.

Some also stated that a few other parks had similar rides, Kennywood was one mentioned a few times, along with a park near Mexico City.
CALMING? try standing there, its nothing but calming.
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