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My favorite shot in the whole bunch. Now that's terrifying! Bravo.
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Love the shadows of that gingerbread up under the eaves. Stunning!
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These hallways just keep getting better and better. Maybe the next one will have trees and a few deer?
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I can just imagine the intense musty smell that this place must have had. Great shot!
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What a cool peeling ceiling! The colors are gorgeous in this one.
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Man, there's such an intense amount of moisture and mold and rot in this place! Look at the grime on those skylights. Must get a lot of rain...
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What a cool shot! I don't think it would ever have occurred to me to take the photo in that way, but it really works well. I'm puzzles by those drip marks, which seem to drip up...
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Translation would seem to be "go ahead and take all the photos you want, and take your time exploring"
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Absolutely beautiful. I'd love to see a time lapse sequence of nature slowly encroaching on this place. Wonder what it would look like in another 5-10 years if the stupid developers could be held at bay?!
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Wow, I love this shot! Very cool with the arches and the angles.
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looks like a bread Knife, Hi Lynne:-) Ed from Oregon
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lloyds of london would probably have a decent record of lost ships.
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Very, very, very, very darned swell!
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Stunning details and color!
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Son in the gun - this is the swellest of the swell!