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Guys Guys....how soon we forget...its a soap dispenser!!
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Sporrans also are decorated with tassels and sometimes fur trim. This is most likely a personal momento. A person may of placed it there outside in rememberance of the one on the inside.
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Motts welcome back!
Your eye is splendid. I've never seen such pristine photography before. I'm so glad I stumbled onto this site.
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Impressive craftsmanship....work you dont see anymore...a pump house like that today would just be concrete tilt panels and sheet metal roofing....no pride in building stuff anymore.
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Hey thats what I do all day!....only not as cool of subjects as this is.
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Digitally adding a ghost in this picture would of been great!
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Very cool. It will be on my co-worker Ramon's wall soon I am sure of it!
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Great Angle!
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Cool New Pic's!! and good to see some of the same folks still here

Very Cool Building though!
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Motts,
As black as the crown is, I say silver definately.
Being of Barony this crypt is, I definately believe it is silver.
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I like the detail in the iron work. The veining in the rose petals, daisies, and leaves there. Even if that person was supose to be placed there and forgotten. It is touching how you made such even a simple thing known.
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Wow, but a creeped out wow! I do agree though, even with all that I have seen on this sight, this definately a new level of photography. Being a girl, I would of been like a horrified cat inside there. But then at the same time I would of been curious to see actual remains......ehhh, I am so indecisive!
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Screw the wallpaper im thinking framed on my bedroom wall. The angle is awsome. It gives off a creepy nightmare before x-mas vibe with the way the tower bends
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Yeeeeeeeek! Okay,.......Even though it is only photography, this the real deal. Real bones of dead people are in there and you were standing in very close proximity to them. It almost as if I were there! Ewww.....I can imagine the smell must of been revolting. As creepilly beautiful as the nail and ironwork is on the casket is, and the arched door is the best part,.....it's t oo close to dead people as I can deal with!......Yuck!
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This is a beautiful picture i really wish i could take pictures like this one. I've always loved the sinister looks that pictures can give off. Good Job to the handler of the camera!!!