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It's truly amazing how pristine this crypt is and that it hasn't been vandalized. It seems so calm and peaceful.
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Excellent Gallery. I agree about the Lovecraftian feel.
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Honestly, but I' ve obsessed over this amazing collection of photos for so long I'm seeing them in my sleep. Seems we're all in agreement that we'd greatly appreciate a second helping of photos, (please!) dear Mott's, before there's nothing left to look at. Whatda'ya think? Any chance of a return visit? Maybe the crazed caretaker will be off visiting a turkey farm over Thanksgiving and you'll then be free to be....
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How fantastically different. Loved this gallery thanks so much Motts!!!!
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I love the brightness of this pic, the greens and yellows are like sunshine in what should be a dreary place.
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Really does bring sadness to see some thing that was meant to bring prestige even in death so deteriorated and forgotten. So I gotta agree with Tony and Sian, eventually your not even a memory anymore- ah how sad.
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I love the dusty cobwebs hanging from the coffin, very fitting.
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The lighting in this one is spectacular, WOW
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Those doors are absolutely gorgeous, love the height and the arch on them.
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you're so lucky..the pics are fantastic
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its old and ugly. =/ i dont like it, it creeps me out. =( its ghastly.
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It's a sad kinda thing looking at the old engines, it's like looking at a dead person, at one time it had life and was productive now it sit's dormant & it has no life at all ----- so morbid
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What Nif said.

She's the only one in a tu-tu, shes got her eyes shut, dancing away to her own little beat.

I really like this drawing, she seems so happy... ergh, I probably relate to it too much. :S
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the military bases all have auctions on the internet to sell off a lot of diffrent diesel & gas engines, some brand new in the shipping containers,look up military auctions.com
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It looks like something has crawled along the ceiling, leaving a trail behind it