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Old schematics of AUTO'S are desireable for framing by many collectors.
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this is corny.
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silly kids...
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Nice, truly a rare shot
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exelent shot, the celtic cross is a great acent to the altar
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This is one of my favorite pictures because the picture is a really good picture and the ship is still in one piece and does not look like it is falling appart. It just has alot of rust on it.
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I would not walk on the deck because I can see alot of rotted spots on the deck just by looking at the picture. But the deck still looks cool.
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I would not put one foot on the deck because I would be afraid of falling through the deck.
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I looks the remains an old dock or an old wodden boat in the backround.
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I think the picture is really cool. The deck still looks safe enought to walk on.
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How could you not think of anything to say about this picture. I could think of alot of things to say about this picture. A picture is worth a thousand words I say.
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It still looks safe enough to explore. If I could rent a boat I would explore it. I would be carful
where I walk walking on it though because there is probably alot of rust holes in the decks.
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The boat does not look creepy to me. It just looks like an old sinking boat. It looks like it used to be a nice boat. It is to bad it is sinking.
I have always been intrerested in exploring old
abandoned places. I think old abandoned places are cool. I am also writing a story and I
could use the stuff i see in pictures of old abandoned places.
Rachel, the song Paint it Black was written and released by the Rolling Stones in 1966 off of the Aftermath album. Vanessa Carlton, born in 1980, covered the Rolling Stones song in 2002.
Two of the horses are for sale on mycarousel.com. The Armored horse and the Indian horse. The Stork was also for sale on the site at one time.

I knew the park was doomed when the figures were sold. I did see the metal replacements on my last visit there. The magic of that carousel was gone once the original figures were sold. And of course a few years later a wonderful park was closed perminantly.