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The architecture is fascinating - it looks like large bolts embedded within the facade.
Excellent shot. Reminds me of Angkor (Cambodia)
If memory serves me correctly, this is where all the Army surplus Krag-Jorgensen rifles were sent, after the Spanish-American war. The Krags were replaced by the (WWI) Springfield 03-A3.
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wallpaper...... wallpaper....wallpaper...
incredible!!
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That little dip in the table looks to be in about the right spot to hold the intestines as they were being pulled out. <<BLEGH>> :P
I agree with weasel and LI Irish; this pic is something out of the opening, say, of a Gothic horror film. Startling.
Excellent colour contrast in this one. Well done.
Felyne says it all in the eyes of the law.
Reminds me of old shots of Eastern State Prison, outside Philadelphia. (Also abandoned)
For some reason, this especially seems to be a still from some horror flic.
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Please tell us you're gonna go back and pick that lock? You're planting seeds on everyone's imagination and not watering them!!! :-D

Still, what a striking shot for its simplicity. It looks so humble but it has such a complex effect!
Very nice artistic shot. The angle is quite perfect.
This one's a bit surreal. There's an almost exact copy of this picture (or this is a copy of the other), taken at the end of WWII, in Changi POW camp, in Singapore.
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November 1990 was my 2 years birthday.
And boy am I glad we're past the time anti-social gets you locked up. I have pitiful people skill :-D
Absolutely beautiful gallery Mr. Motts!