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granite was cultvated locally.
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We all have our own ethics, mine include not opening caskets.
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Notice the antenna's on the tower. Before they shut it down in '92,, it was used as a radio tower.
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If it looks this good now (boarded up) it must have been absolutely beautiful back in the day...with all the farm land and farm animals. Nice shot
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This photo jumped out at me.I love the color.Im so glad I got my chores done early today.
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fantastic photo and building. they don't make 'em like that anymore.
You can still see the main building and from Rt. 95. Looks like they sand blasted the brick and granite. Too bad about the asbestos. But some people only think about the $ today,, not about the future impact on the environment and the local residence. Some things never change!
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im working my way through these sites , so i hope Mr. Motts can answer this, is this picture of the old building built in 1856?
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if you think the basement is spooky, you should see the tunnels. Worked at Met.State before it closed down (furcalo Bldg.)
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What a powerful picture. I can feel the electro magnetics through the computer...nice shot
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Mr Motts, Im new to this site and in love with your photographs, we are all able to see what you see, I would like to know out of all the places youve been, what is your favorit place?
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How come you did't open any? I know that I would.
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I wouldn't mind just sleeeping in that casket.
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NO One will hear ... your... screams...
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Yes - I agree: CREEPY...
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I see the ghostie eyes, but it's Halloween, so what the hey!