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Very close to when I was born =|
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Awesome angle
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Wow, the angle is so disorienting. I feel a bit dizzy now...

Awesome shot!
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I really love the colours on this. So pretty...
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larry, i have same interests as you but they should not be discussed here. neither buildings nor staff at large should be bashed. so, please write me privately, even on msn with same name and we can exchange information and details about our cases. i share your sentiments. thanks negritail
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IR Shot? It is MY favorite of the whole group. I think those trees on either side really make the picture.
Has anyone imagined how much more we puny little humans could accomplish if we didn't have to eat or sleep?!?
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Thanks Motts. It was well worth the wait.
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I think in the 70's, the world was hypnotized into a coma in which during that time they "re-decorated "or ruined the simple beauty in so many gorgeous Victorian structures. You know, the adding of dropped ceilings over tin ones, hideous brown paneling over plasterwork, etc. This has to be the only explaination...either that or all those drugs during the era.
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dis place looks scary as S***! but i gonna go dere anyway!
I love to see the before and after.
Bravo to the architect that designed it!
So many different ideas for this structure, and it all blends together so beautifully!
Just amazing, Motts! THANKS! : )
Motts, they say where there's a will there's a way, and you DO have a wonderful way with taking such moving pictures and also educating us all at the same time!
I love this last picture to exit your tour.
I also want to thank you for bringing us along! ; )
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Bravo!
It makes you wonder what the records were that were put on it, and what the very last song was that it ever played.
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Look at them. they are screaming.