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Wow! Nice!!!
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Absolutely fabulous work, thank you, Motts!

Motts, when you and your friends slept in the place, did you hear anything? Like settling noises? Animals?

It would freak me out, too, if I had to spend the night in a place remotely desolated as that! :oO
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Cassie, The light ship in Red Hook is GONE. Weeks is removing it as we speak. The siloh behind it was a sugar processing plant. Sugar came in by ship and was unloaded and processed bagged and shipped. They are building a Ikea (I think) there where the old ship yard was. The history of Brooklyn is rapidly falling to parking lots and discount stores. It is great that people, like here are recording our history. Keep up the good work. Jim
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Mmmm, Controlled Drugs...
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Oh my, this one is spectacular!
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that was a beautiful set of shots Motts!
i don't know how you do it but keep it up!
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thats freakin beautiful...my fav
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I have a link, but I failed the verification code three times. :o(

*rubs eyes*

Maybe it was for a radiation-related therapy, or for radiology?

http://www.blackwell-s...et=1&journalCode=bjd
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Holy moly! Absolutely stunning in its decay.
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Great colors! I love how it goes from warm to cool.
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Come, my friend... Come into the darkness....
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Hey man, Nice shot!
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I really love the green fade.
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Absolutely gorgeous...
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Awesome series as usual. Some of those rooms would be too spooky for me to sleep in.