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Motts, thanks for another great gallery! We will wait with baited....eyes?.....for the next one....(the pic called PEAKS...) ;-)
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What lens were you using?
And, I like the angle also.
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Outstanding work.
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Looks like something out of one of my childhood nightmares. I love it!
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Hey Motts, I'm not sure if a foundation stone is the same as a cornerstone but were you aware that it became popular for people to leave time capsules inside cornerstones in the mid 19th century.
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What is the white round thingy next to the square window beneath the arched window?
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Can't wait for the pumping station! :)
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...or Maximus (Russel Crowe) walking along brushing his hand across the tops of the stalks...
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Yeah, I almost expect Dances with Wolves and Kicking Bird to come walking by. : )
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Stunning! Fab! Thanks! :-)
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Motts, you would make Ansel Adams proud!
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Looks like an old plug-in clock - how odd to see on the outside of a building like this!
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I know you went in the summer, but it sure puts me in mind of snow on the roof edges.
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Exactly Lynne, oh how I long for the day when Motts finds the lone chair with a soap dispenser attached to it.
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Looks like someone dropped a castle in the middle of the U.S. prairie, don't it?