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Lynne, How come people can't remember your "E" ?
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hmm.. it actually looks like only one wooden door if you look closley :)
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Motts, please tell me you explore with a portable respirator. . .
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As always, I love the compositional elements in this one. The angle is really perfect. Motts, did you by chance go to an art/design school or is this all instictive?
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I was sitting here thinking "What? No lone chair shot?" But Mr Motts would NEVER let us down.
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matt- who has been there like a 100 times, can you please contact me or anyone elso who has actually been there. emcee0520@yahoo.com Please, please please contact me!
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Something Regal even after the decay seeps in
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Your Pics are awesome...so surreal... Absolutely breathtaking..Motts, you have a great talent..I am addicted to your site...
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hmmm... all this needs is a silhouette of big man standing at the end of the hallway.

Motts... you could easily sell a pictorial of Byberry for publication. National Geographic and Life photographers have nothing on you.
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I went to sleep-away camp from the summer of 1962 (?) until the summer of 1970. I have faint memories of the boy that died. i do have great memories of wonderful times during those 7 weeks each summer!
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Ha ha! your'e right, it is Clarice, boy do I feel dumb right now! Good catch Liz, thanks!
My poor menopausal brain, what can I say?
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Gosh, my english sucks, epecially when there's som alcohol in my blood. (I'm from Sweden!).
Nice pic btw :)
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I actually thought about it erlier when I looked about some of your other pictures.. Shouldn't there be more dead animals in abandoned places?
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Wonderful!
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Love this porch , it says a lot eh! Maybe try and paint it.