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That's the first time I heard that one. Too funny!
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I believe in taking souvenirs. And for everyone who thinks stealing is wrong, what are your views on trespassing?! You have to trespass before you can take anything (even a picture).

If I ever make it to The Pines, I'll be sure to take something and something for you too, JLP. :)

The owners of The Pines owe more than 1.8 million dollars in taxes. I think taking a doorknob is no big deal.
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looks pretty ghoulish. why so much space dedicated to this 'house of wax'.
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exsqueeze me?
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What a starkly beautiful room!!
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Once again, an unbelievable shot. Not many people would even think to take this picture.
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I thought the white figure looked like a fairy with big meshy wings.
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Beautiful shot, Motts. I wish I had your eye for composing shots.
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Interesting architecture. This building really makes use of natural light in it's design.
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i'm really upset cause i heard it got torn down, and i really wanted to see it
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I just checked google's sattelite view of the area and these cranes are still there, looking completely white and out of place among the rust.
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Florida Jen, I could be wrong but I think maybe you're seeing a knee-wall with mold on it; notice the black rubber base.

The red is kinda creepy.
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The line of the bow is straight, or at least close to. That puts it somewhere between 1915 and 1930-40. After that you started seeing the forward swept curvy bows because they were more efficiant at cutting through the water.
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Probably another explorer as suggested by Puddleboy. Could also be a reference mark made by a demolition crew.
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Absolutely incredible. I know it's been said before, but this looks like a scene from a Hammer film in high def!