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Really interesting seeing the before and after pics. LOVE the bookcases!
Even looks like it has one of those ladders that slide along the length of it, so you can reach any book you want with ease.
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Killer widow's peak, Perrymas.
A famous "Motts shot."
Well, actually they're all famous in each of their own way, but this is the kind where you capture so much in one single frame.
Once again, awesome angle! : )
This looks like a Post Card or Greeting Card. As always Mr. Motts, GREAT STUFF! Keep it coming, we Love it!!
I LOVE IT! Beautiful facade! I love Castles, so this photo grabs me. I Love this kind of Architecture.
There is is!!! I have been looking for this thing!!! It's the FLUX CAPACITOR for the Delorian!!!
Dang, Joe... You took the words out of my mouth... Nice shot, Mr. Motts your Photography is outstanding.
Outstanding shot, Beautiful!
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What really scares me about the auditorium is that my boyfriend went in there with a couple friends. They realized they lost one of their groupmates in the auditorium. They went back to get him but he wasn't there. The looked around for him but never found him before they were chased out by the police. A few days later they heard about the friend they lost. He was found in the auditorium by the police and he had to be sent to various different mental hospitals and somehow he killed himself. I want to go see the hospital myself, but that story kinda freaks me out. There's something strange about it for me. I'll drive by it and get this strange...desire. I don't even know what I desire, but I definitely know the feeling. So I come home and scan through all the photos on this site, and then for some reason, I have a fear of mirrors for weeks until I stop thinking about the hospital. I have a really big mirror in my room and one night it was so bad, I actually cried the whole time I covered it and I had to delete all the photos I had on my computer that I was going to use for a project. (Don't worry, I never took any from here. I didn't want to be sued.)
lol Heather...the entrance to Bag End!
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i dont know if yous are still reading these comments;
especially you, radical ed
but theres no other way to contact you
~me is my mother,
so that makes me 'radical ed's niece; if you will.
i just wanted to say;
uncle eddie,
you should come visit us sometime,
and for that matter, alot more often
and i also wanted to say
thank you for the buttons
from me and my mom both.

i hope you get this
This picture seems kind of hopeful to me. Like coming out of the darkness to face the light.
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creepy pic but very nice the window shade makes me wonder how it became torn
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That place is not demolished i drove down the road with a friend not to long ago
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when i was a patient there back in the early 90's before it closed, i was in rehab, and i stayed on the 5'th floor of 93, i liked it there everyone was nice, but the ghost stories are real, i saw one once during my 2 years there, but other then that when it was operating it was quit nice