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Oooohhhh...this looks so cool!

Sorry, I'm an avid horror fan and plan on making my own horror film. One of my faves just happens to be "House on Haunted Hill" (1999). Go figure!
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Nope, the state still owns the cemetery. It's up on the top side of the hill.
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I'd like to chat with someone that's been in the buildings. I was there a few months ago and went in one building that was just open, the door was a little buried in brush, but once through it, I opened the door and walked in. There were about 600 million cat food cans, so I know I wasn't the only modern human to have been there.
I didn't go too far cause my wife and kids were in the park, but I'd love to have explored a little, maybe someday when I don't have any more dependants.
Some send me an email, clnycuser at hotmail.com
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I think this is the Beacon from the Beacon Newburgh NY run. Before that it was the Lt. Flaherty or some similar name from the Boston East Boston run. It is a steam boat.
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ok fire it up we have to get out of here before the mud sucks us in full speed astern
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i live on my boat and never want to see anything like that agian lol creepy
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wow! i some how stumbled across this site while browsing and your pictures are just amazing, i love photography myself. this picture in particular is very striking. i agree with a comment someone else made, in that most of your pictures have a very silent hill feel to them. cant wait to look at some more amazing shots, they are very intriguing.
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Uh.. Brittany.. You DO realize that letchworth Village is no longer a mental institution, yes?
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Me and my partner ripped about 1500 pounds of flashing off the roofs of 21 and 22. Like takin' candy from a baby! and copper goes for about $2.00 a pound nowadays, depending on the grade.
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There's some nice big brass piping in that tunnel, ya need a sawzall, but you gwt about 65lbs a yard
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you can only get about 10 bucks for the coils outta those things
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The Knob on the door on the right is low because it is a door to the fuse panel, We've ripped most of the wire out of all of the boxes by now, Got a pretty penny for em' too. Roughly $2000 from the boxes alone
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Been there, seen that.
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Lynne should know. Were is Lynne!? :)
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they probably put in the doors upside down