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Beautiful poem, Twug! Very appropriate to this beautiful place. They must have been very important people to be in a crypt that held only 15 caskets. I've never seen anything like this before. These caskets must have cost a good deal of money, with their workmanship. And not disturbed! Any grave robbers would have at least taken the crowns.

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust!
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nice shot !!!! light light light in the light
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it's the killing machine, no shirts no shoes no problem!
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contracture contraption
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this is where one is probed when abducted.... as a female who has been to a urologist this equipment gives me the chills, but hey, nice veiw!
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those are lung cookie jars!
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Awesome gallery Motts! something very different and small, but you did a great job of capturing the place.
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Its strange, i wonder how old the building is by comparrison. as it doesnt look that old...so maybe peope have had to move the caskets?
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goodnight room, goodnight chair, goodnight bowl of rotting mush, and the little children ghosties whispering "hush"
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Thats cool that it's lasted...is the coffin made out of Lead?
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looks like the bed caught TB
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does hippa know about this? :)
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this pic reminds me of something out of lord of the rings. return of the king.
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we just got back from this place...It's 12:26 AM .. wow that place is creepy !! we pulled up and no one bothered us... but we both felt a heavyness and felt we didn't belong there .. we tried to take some pics. but it was to dark and blurry... tomrrow we plan to go back and get some new pics ... there is a huge pile of debris where the flag pole used to be...
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i love it..makes my heart ache