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No, I think the light still came through as it does in the photo through the cupola.
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Thanks peggyanne, I might have a joint book project in the works soon... and I will try and make it to the west coast soon.

amanda, there is definitely some interesting brickwork there, it seems a bit cramped to place a window there though...
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There was a bathroom in each ward, none of the rooms had their own toilet.
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My father played in the show band for many years. I met all the acts as a kid. I remember hanging backstage. What a shame for ALL the hotels.
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My father played in the show band for many years. I met all the acts as a kid. I remember hanging backstage. What a shame for ALL the hotels.
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A cascading opulence of overgrowth.

Agree, Crystal- truly awesome!
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the ghosts shouldve eaten those taggers :P
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seems to work much better without the glass lol.
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yay for rollercoasters! .....maybe its from the movie Saw4 lol
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^ Damn right, they should be bitch slapped
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The first thing that I think of is one of those stupid little railroad cars that i used to see in cartoons. It would go to the end of the track, which was ususlly on a ledge, and there would dump there load when it reached the end.
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What a treasure!!!!!! I'm not only speaking of the clock, but you too, Mr. Motts. Mr. Motts, Wanna move to the US??????????
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Mr Motts; I noticed in a previous reply that you said that beyond the skylite was attic, just bare wall. I can't believe they would build this skylite and cover it . Was it apparent that the attic was constructed later. What are these people thinking????????
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DEAD MAN WALKING, I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!