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I WENT TO HIGH SCHOOL BEHIND THIS BUILDING, WE UED TO SNEEK UP THERE AND SNOOP AROUND. THE BUILDING IS AS SCARY AS ANYTHING YOU HAVE EVER SEEN!!
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Oh, to be able to see it all running. Old machinery has to be one of my favourites...
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This picture does cast some kind of movement in the Mona Lisa sense, I could of swore out of the corner of my eye, I saw the old window shades flutter slightly. Over course I am very exausted too. You give great effects Motts!
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This place is mansion worthy! Just by the looks of it, this hospital can pass as the house in the movie, The Haunting.
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Well Motts, I stand corrected about the snow like imagery......I'm use to conventional photography......like developing black and white film in a kettle and walker reels kinda stuff....I'm a grade A amateur!!!! I'll stick to writing instead!
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The setting sun puts a better color to the pic.
But I wonder if the guts of the clock are still up there.
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I agree with Nathan. There is a bit of a decention within the ornateness in styles though generations. From the Gothic revial here to Edwardian art nouveaux then after the Victorian era. Then on to art deco over to futuristic 60's mod, plastic fake disco from the seventies, geometic neon eighties, gold chained ninties to the bling-bling millenium. Yeehh... the taste in class as was displayed over one hundred years ago unfortnately is the primeval thing here in the 2000's.
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but wait isnt bedroom # 2 missing its door?
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the chair doesnt look like its there in the pic befor.........*gasp* did casper put it there when you wernt looking?
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oh look the little snale is going to the garden too
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big fan!! great shots motts **hey that rhyms...kinda**
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it like the devils casa! but it is pretty cool, WAY cool
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Neat cloud effect!
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hey tony wheres the scarecrow?? i dont see it