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They sure dont do work like that anymore. People are to lazy to spend the time to do it. and everything come pre-fab anymore to save time & money....nothing is personalized anymore
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I love it! That is so cool!
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I Wouldn't have been able to leave it behind myself. Kudo's to you for doing so Mr. Motts!
I build models for a hobby and that would have been a awesome one to display in my hobby room!
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WOW!! I love it. I love the floors too and its all sp perfect! you just need to maybe mop the floor , dust and yo ucould move right in!
Thanks, Motts
I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN BEACON, NY. SINCE I CAN REMEMBER I WAS IN LOVE WITH BANNERMAN'S CASTLE--YOU HAVE GIVEN SO MANY OF MY QUESTIONS AN ANSWER--BUT YOU KNOW, WITH BANNERMAN'S, IT'S NEVER ENOUGH--THERE ARE SO MANY WHYS THAT NEED ANSWERING, SO MANY SECRETS THAT HAVE BEEN GIVEN HERE AND THERE IN FRAGMENTS--BUT YOUR PHOTOS ARE OFF THE CHARTS!!!
THANK YOU...
GBA
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I think its a hands free soap dispencer!..you just walk thru!
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August? Wow, its been under construction for about a year now or even a bit more. My manfriend managed to explore one of the bulidings yesterday. It still had kitchen equipment, bathroom, beds, chairs, it was was apparently rather interesting! But then he met eye contact with a builder...! I think there is still quite a few builidings there. I can still see a tall chimney which I noticed on one of your links when on the top deck of the bus to college.
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Been there about 7 times. Last time I went alone. I have some decent pictures and in the 7 times I only saw Police once and had three strange occurances.

One, on the right side of the children's building, someone snickered. It cam from above, it sounded very evil, and nothing else happened until we got in. When in the building, we heard the loudest crash, like someone kicking an old tin gas can above us. Then nothing for the rest of the time.

On another occasion, when invading the larger building, my friend and I amde it to the top where the gear system ran a "dumb elevator" system. We heard from several floors below and deep grunt.

I am not saying any of these wasn't a real person. But when you are there, there is an opression. The feeling that not enoguh good things happened there to offset the bad things. It feels as if you are being watched, and I am not talking about police.
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Please keep the topic to adult cribs and similar medical devices. Religion is a touchy issue to many and is far from the subject in the photo, any more discussion of it will be removed.

Thank you.
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Please save this school. Do not take it and reck it. We should try and save it
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You did a great job of catching it. I love your photos...Keep up the great work.
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Thanks Motts...there is still hope for me with my digital camera then!
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Due to the angle the pipes are installed at. Those pipes look like internal roof drains...or they could even be sewer drains from the upper floors.
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hello, site is cool.
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You're an Artist~