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Okay why does this make me think of "The Magic Kingdom--Gone Bad"?
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Maybe it is a person stuck up there after taking a the pallet jack for a spin in that cluttered hallway and flew upwards.
Hi Motts,
You were missed but it's good to see you still have your talent. I love this picture, the black and white works beautifully with it!
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Who needs the stair master when you have a dumped off banister.
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Although it makes for interesting gossip, it's pretty much baloney. No suicides, and no professors creating acid (why bother when Timothy Leary was just down the road!) As for being haunted...that's best left to personal opinion, but I can say I've NEVER gotten any eerie or creepy vibes anytime I've been in Bennett. Although that could just be because the "spirits" know my intentions are pure -- aka, to admire this amazing place, not vandalize and destroy every nook and cranny as so many idiots have done over the years.
What do you want, a Rembrandt in every decrepit falling-apart institution? Most artwork in these sorts of places either come from inmates or workers, and neither probably have 'proper and formal training.'

(Well... maybe Van Gogh. Certainly crazy enough, but no 'classic beauty' either.)
That stuff's called Dymo Tape.
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This was the best place in the world as a kid. I gotta tell you, I have broken in as well but there is a house at the end of Rocky Point Road (??) next to the sign that you have posted. A horrific murder took place there, its an awesome place to check out if you can.
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coby? your parents STOLE this organ? ;0)
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full fathom five thy father lies...

nope, i don't know what its from either - just popped into my head.
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all this talk of nuts and balls - nobodoy even mentioned that lovely smooth thick sha...oops! sorry.
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We currently have this kind of thing going on at my job at the Post Office in the woman's bathroom. Laying piles on the floor, or splattering it all over the walls of the chosen stall, or purposely putting it on the flusher and turning it so the shit side is towards the wall so you'll think it is clean. Yeah, we have a real perv working with us. It's disgusting. I'm worried that their next move is to bring a gun to work...
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the power of the photographer - you would never know this was something so innocuous as a pumping station..

*shivers*
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welcome back motts - hope all is cool with you (by that i mean i hope the serious stuff isn't serious-bad).

2 new mini-galleries? other half playing footie, small person off to bed, beer in the fridge?

sounds like opacity-o'clock...
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I find it difficult to comment on al the shots. So I hope a "Very well done" on the last one will suffice. Some very impressive stuff..

Victorians went out of the way to make even the pumping stations a work of art.