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Lynne ,you have a way with words.

These are rotting structures which do not house people, nor do any of the items inside "belong" to people. Come on guys. After years, decades even, of being left for dead i see no moral reason not to take the trash. In fact i think in these cases it's actually bringing meaning to...well, trash. Do we have issues with removing items from a landfill also? They are not being "saved" inside for some museum, guys. Once the property is demolished, everything inside will go with it. It blows my mind that you all care about "leaving the trash inside." Please. At least pretend that you care because you want to see the things when you visit because it's creepier. Let's be honest.

wheres some ghost pics

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it's my english teachers desk.

no idea what it does.

it's that bad.

that is so sad to see a old tv go like that that would be worth $

Doesn't look like a sporran to me. Dress sporrans (which you'd assume this would be) usually have a metal frame at the top to close and a lot of them are fur rather than just leather. Kind of looks Native American... which is obviously silly.

Was that shot looking towards Boston? Looks like it was. If that's the case did you shoot from J,I, or H building? If not then you got it backwards.

I once suggested at a staff meeting we sponsor bungee jumping from the water tower. It got me out of further staff meetings.

Wonder which side he favored., House of Tudor, or House of York?

dont see any wires for spark plugs, gotta be D

Dixmont's revenge against Wal-Mart --- the developers have caused a major landslide on this property. Tons and tons have spilled onto the main highway and onto the Norfolk Southern Railroad tracks and they couldn't stop it!! They are still cleaning it up a month later.

Burned alive, burried alive, forced to wear crowns. Forced to eat live rats, disceted and covered in paint. Don't forget boiling water baths.