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sorry but i don't appreciate garffiti in this setting. In my opinion, like that even matters, graffiti has its place, and I appreiate in its place. This is not the place. Sorry, maybe I'm just to old fashoned, on maybe to old.HA!!!!
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I am astounded. May I ask, did you feel like you were on Hallowed Ground when you were there? It looks a lot lite a Catholic Chruch in So. Illinois that I've attended. Brings back memories. Great. just great!!!!
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It makes me feel like i'm crawling to reach the top ,what appears to be the Chapel at the top, but due to time, I'm withering away just as the surroondings. TTIME MARCHES ON AND WAITS FOR NO MAN!!! (or woman)
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love the perspedtive, kind of hate the graffiti but the pic wouldn't be the same without it. Walls are so cold. I hate that sanatary white block thing. it's so cold . Coo Koo.s Nest
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I agree, looks to modern. Not your fault, your just the photographer, recording history.
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the color contrast is great, as is the angle and the paint peeling.
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just think of it, that small window is your only connection to the real world. How pathetic!
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I would have been glad to discover that the foul stench was from the "artwork" and not a rotting body.
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pilgrim state, Central Islip, NY
the new home depot shopping center is totally haunted. I am a psychic median and worked in the shopping center. I get dizzy spells whenever I am there. ghosts have been seen, strange things have happened. there were always crows in the shopping center just by Dots, GNC and the dollar store that is there. I had another woman who worked there with me who also felt things and saw ghosts. we both are no longer working at that location but I still have dreams regarding the crows and the ghosts. If you are sensitive to things stop by and you will feel it.. ITS HAUNTED
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Maybe the thing above the faucet and soap dish is a place to hang the dish rag?
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Would be cool to see side by side shots. One when it was shiny and new and these shots of the decay.
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WOW! I would love to explore with you! Great info & photos, my kinda thing!
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I kept expecting a scary face to pop up everytime I scrolled from side to side.
Great shot.
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Gee, Rich that is exactly what I was thinking when I saw this picture.
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I could see someone resting on this in a distraught mood.