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This staircase reminds me of the one that was in my Grandparents house. It was behind a sliding door in the kitchen, and went up to the back part of the house.
My Grandmother told me that before they moved into the home, that staircase was used by the owner's hired help and led up to their servants quarters.
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While we're getting fanciful with poo here... I was thinking that they looked like great big, berry-eating bird poops... or like the great big, berry-eating birds flew into the wall and exploded... naaaaahhh, I like Nathan's idea better ;P
I love all the different rooftops and their angles.
But living in Maine, I'm also imagining a foot of snow on each rooftop and what a heck of a time it's gonna be trying to use a snow rake to try to get it off!
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Awesome as always!

Thanks for another escape from reality. :)
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Nailed it!
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That is just cool!
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I went to Bennett and loved it. I rode. We always used to stop at the Grape Shade for lunch between barn and school. What happened to the stables? I had Charlie Hoyt for English.
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^^^ What she said!
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Clive Barker would love this shot.

Chilling.
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Yesssss!
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New Pics! New outlook for tonite!
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Nathan...I don't want to know how you get poo into a water balloon!
LMAO!
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that looks like the train entrance of silent hill
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To me this shot looks more eerie than serene. The light against the wall represents a sort of presence to me in an otherwise empty place.
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Really neat shot.