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it is beautiful! if the leaves weren't on the ground it would look like somewhere still in use.
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are there more before and after pics besides this one and the two of KPCC? if so, does anyone happen to have the links to them? I want to see more. this is amazing, Motts.
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Lynne... paging Lynne... will Lynne please report to shadow hall... ><
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metal, hearing that would make me run the other way. Ghosts supernatural does not bother me. It almost seems natural in a place with a lot of history. It is the idea that I have that some sadistic lunatic could take someone to a place like this and keep them locked there, to torture and torment at will that scares the hell out of me. for me that seems too real.
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man i thought i was the only one with a facination for those things
verry nice!
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someone.....or something.
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anyone cares for a spongebath
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whow this pictures are realy creepy
love the way you catched that!
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Don't know if motts will read this or care, but 1) definetly a soap dispenser. 2) I work at a kitchen and bath showroom and yes they do make a light very similar to that. try urban archeaology, there are so many. Love the pic. U have amazing insight to b able to see these shots. wonder what goes on inside ur head.
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kinda looks like the Death Tunnel at Waverley Hills Kentucky !
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Carrying around tools like hammers and crowbars can result in a breaking and entering charge quite easily, which is a felony.
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Hello Myself and a group of friends were chased out of this building by something weird a few years back.We all heard of hauntings there and decided to check it out one evening.It was the sacriest event any of us ever experienced.We all remeber it the same.What ever was chasing us it had dogs as well as a terrible lous scary voice.We never saw what it was other then about 5 flashlights.Very scary.We have since heard simmilar reportings over the the couple of years.Something is going on there!!!
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I agree with who said humans were the disgusting animals. We're the only animals that are naked their whole life.
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this reminds me of a funny ass story my english teacher told us... when he was a HS senior he was on an awning thing vandalizing some chick's window because she turned down his prom date offer and her mom pulled in the driveway but his friend had ran away with the ladder so he had no choice but to jump so he did and took a mary statue right to the tailbone it was so great he didn't break the statue but it broke the hell out of his bone, he was really really fat then too so its actually really funny to think about.

hey, I thought I could just lighten the cynical mood here...
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Love the photographer and the locations.
Being a photographer myself I truely enjoy your subjects and techniques.
By the way I am also a Hinchcliffe and have got to go check this place out
Thanks !!!!!!!!
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