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So it doesn't look so much like an eyesore for the town.
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LIC, thank you, and memories of these places are always welcome here!
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jay, I have a bunch of big industrial locations coming up in the future, just need some time to get to them!
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No, it surrounded the fire exit staircase (shot was taken on the top floor)
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My dad worked in one of the LV buildings, about 25 years ago, and he has some stories to tell.

Those patients were NOT treated well...
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Is that a rotted hole in the floor to the left?
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Every inch of this intricate building is absolutely beautiful. Such a shame it is falling apart. Time will do that...oh, yea, so does arson.... :` (
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This is a cool picture! I'm just not quite sure why i like it so much. I think the fact that you can see the machine through the window gives it an even cooler look.
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The monster has been struck down. It lay bleeding, its glowing white eyes gazing up into the sky as it breathes its last breath.....
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hey motts would you please make this a wallpaper...please oh please, with chocolate and a cherry on top???
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Why the heck would there even be such a weird wall in jail?
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"Little Box of Horrors"
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What a shot! Absolutely the most stunning yet! That sign on the left DOES stand out...I wonder what it is? A for sale sign??
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How appropriate! The "red light district" and here the "red door district"! Hee Hee, couldn't help it! Sorry!
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Where bending over becomes a risk taking event.