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this is by far the BEST picture.
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i love the view from that balcony
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hahaha listening to the beggining of death on two legs from queen this shot looks like it comes strait from a horror movie lol.
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i agree with arntzville. why are those drip marks appearing to drip up?
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I agree with patty. the red irritates me....alot. just looking at it i feel like smashing them. its the shade of red i htink...not red itself...i mean i have alot of red things and nothing agitates me like this dose.
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Almost like looking through a portal into another dimension.
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Anyone stop to think its just a pink X?
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Words dont describe the impression this picture leaves on me....espeshily when im listening to bohemian rhapsody at the same time.
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worked there for many years. very sad its all gone. Was great in its day.All gone into the community now.There are tunnels that connect all the buildings.
Oh my... looks like someone dropped a big sloppy deuce on the toilet closest to the door.
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Being tall I love rooms with tall ceilings. Beaautiful shot, Motts. Those windows woould certainly give a lot of light to cook by in the 1800's. I wonder what they did in those days on dark rainy days?
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I wonder why the right hand doors open to the right and the left hand doors open to the left. Wouldn't it be more economicl to make them all the same?
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Some of the books and things in there look really new, like the box and the papers strewn across it.
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Teena, haunting is in the eyes, or head, of the beholder, Step outside where you live at two o'clock in the morning of a dark night and tell me it isn't haunted!
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I would give anything, well almost anyting, to see pictures of this hallway in use in the 1800's.