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Come towards the light!

Brilliant, Mr Motts, absolutely brilliant.
And the 'London" comment, does that mean we will see some sets from the city, as well?
I do hope so. The change is nice.

I'll forgive this delving into the 'semi-abandoned' buildings, Mr Motts, as long as you do it again, on rare occasion with as much artistry as you have this one.

Why do I keep thinking '20,000 Leagues Under The Sea'?
This is pretty much what I imagined the Nautilus' engine room to look like in all of it's Victorian finery!

Probably measures the depth of the water table so the station doesn't pump air, which could possibly be bad for it, as it would probably pump muck first..

Wow... I had seriously been waiting for this location ever since this shot showed up in that opening update about the Europe trip.

Governor has some big brass balls...
er.. sorry

All right! After a slight hiatus I find something to brighten a really bad week!
Thank you for the impeccable timing, Mr Motts!
Great first picture, btw!

Another one to be proud of.. Excellent, even though a bit scanty in size.

Barnabas Collins would be pleased!

On this weeks episode of Dark Shadows....

Gadzooks, I likes, I likes!

It never ceases to amaze me how with a hammer and a chisel a man can eke beauty out of a cold piece of stone.
Great use of the light, Mr. Motts. It is enhanced without denigrating the look of the stonework.

I am amazed.
It is so rare to find intact windows in an abandoned church. Maybe the vandals in Britain are more pious than American vandals. :)

This hallway represents the current state of the office buildings and industry there is in Saginaw, MI!

This is why I keep coming back here.
I am amazed that the windows are intact, or seem to be. It's an amazing perspective.
It screams "Wallpaper!"