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Even still, the angles you take show an open-minded persective in alot of your black and whites. Nice styling Motts!
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Now that you point it out ME, I see it too.....very creepy......
But on a lighter side, I vote that walnut benches and small palms would fit here too!!!!
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You are a note worthy hero Motts, but no pun intended in my handle durring the sentence.
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It's a TWISTER !!!

Dorothy ! Where's Dorothy ? ! ? !

Signed; an American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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The name of the hospital.
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A very good friend of mine builds big wooden schooners. If you flip this image upside down it looks like the inside of the ship's hull. wicked cool!
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Pikey? In Michigan there is a thing called piking we do.
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I say the pipes are put there to keep everyone stumped.
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There is something very wrong with this door.

What does the L and H stand for ?

Low Hopes or Last Hope ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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I say a sliding sock race!
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I so wish this place was restored and made into apartments! Wouldn't this hallway look nice with walnut benches flanking the windows and small palms about!!!
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Kirkbrides were built between the mid 1840's until.......uh.....1906? I think....
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Over all, it is a tub that nobody in their right mind would dare be in. Nice point in the photo Motts!
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it's amazing how an image so simple in composition can sear itself into one's conciouseness so quickly. After seeing this image for htree seconds, I know already I will never forget it.

I only discovered your site last week while searching for pics of Danvers, and have found a new fascination. Your images are striking, at times unnerving, and always thought provoking. Thank you, and cheers!
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Uuuhhhhghhhhh!!!! Pink, a thud, and drag marks. Pink is the nemesis of all colors!