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just how the he** can anyone wear these
restraints, they're sent away & at the flip of
a coin it is weather you're free or restrained
to a bed, being an eternal prisoner.

please write an E-mail to me reguarding this.
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I am absolutely blown away by this photograph, and I'm not even sure why. This is just fantastic.
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i remember when i use to run through the hotel. My father owned myers bar in fallsburg and was good friends with the manager of the hotel. I miss that pace so much i wish they would reopen it.. The winters i would go sking, it makes me cry when i see the pictures and the hotel in life.
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pepole have told me amtrak owns passenger concorse they use it for rail related storage its a shame! cant you picture old trains and engines on display here
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if your not joke 'in about platforms you can count me in i want to fix the roofs in that i will supply all labor and mat. ill be in buff in may tru aug. 2007
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....hmmm. Yep, you're probably right. But what about feathers or down?.....cotton batting?....torn (clean) strips of rags?, SOMETHING besides HAIR.?..OK, I'm trying...:-)....I don't know. It just seems....yucky to sleep on a hair-filled pillow...:-p...(shudder)...
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If anyone's interested, you can get nicely detailed satellite view of the boatyard here:

http://maps.google.com...497&t=h&om=1

be sure to click satellite)
For those of us who'll never make it in person, it helps to picture the scene when you can pick them out from above.
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Well... that's an oxymoron.
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Okay first off THANK YOU. :) i've been looking for photos of this water tower on the net and this is perfect! :) im trying to do a 3d model of Danver in SecondLife to try and keep the memory alive ^-^ wish me luck.
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Welp they say Danver is one of the most haunted places in America... yeah i know is silly, but maybe those ghosts, who are now with out rooms to haunt, pay a visit to the new developers :)
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Beautiful!!
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I have walked alone through this tortured place amoung the shadow people
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This building is so beautiful. I think I could sit and look at it all night. So many lives and so many souls passed through it. Thanks Motts for giving us all a chance to see this worderful work of art. If not for you, I would never have known it existed.
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Owwwch! I'm feeling like this creepy tight salmony hall is squishing my head! Need to move along now...
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Hey, are those metal ceiling tiles?