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I just think it's awesome that you climbed a tree to get that shot!!

Motts you rock!
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Looks like something out of Grimm's Fairy Tales...awesome shot.
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You're lucky that you went when you did...The picture is very sad, it brought a few tears to my eyes...
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Fire doors are supposed to stop - or, at least, slow down - the spread of fire past a particular point. With all that glass, this sort of defeats the purpose.
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ugh... I'm with everyone, this is just too sad for me to handle...
in fact, I did find an old, tattered, scat-covered puppy once, and I'll be honest, call me crazy but I took him! I scrubbed the hell out of him and stuff and I'm still trying to figure out what I should do with him. I just couldn't leave him there or throw him away. I couldn'tve left this one here either!! it makes me so sad... its like he's layin there, waiting for his "master" to come back, and he's never gonna come back... :'(
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that is right Glen,I would love to know the history of there ships.
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Is there anyway to get history on any of these ships?
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That's awesome! and the black thing looks so awesomely creepy!
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take the dog
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i took a picture of the same thing! i found a record in that building with the paciant names, there age wat hospital they use to go to and what surgery they were about to get!!! it was a list of 20 people in 1 day!!! some of the people came from friends and nazareth!
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i was there 2!! some of the bottles r still in good condition i kept three myself lol
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My grandfather, Otis Richard, founded Richard Brothers Tool and DIe and Allied Products Corporation in Michigan in 1928. I would love to go through the plants and look at the allied products reports. My family has not been involved with Allied since my grandfather's death in a car accident in Michigan and then the company went public. I toured the last large Richard Brothers plant in Hillsdale that shut down in 1993 with 300 employees.
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hey i was ther last weekend!!!! that was a fun trip to bad there terrin it down tho
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is the auditorium still there or did they ter it down?
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simply amazing. the colors are so good.
It looks like someone has taken a pen and written all over the wall in the front right.

Awesome capture. Motts you're amazing