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Y'know, they're going to replace that old thing sometime in the next decade.

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Nature reclaims its own.
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Nice contrast.
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Pixar hell.
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nice pic tryin to find that place my self
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He trod a path that few have trod
Did Sweeney Todd
The demon barber of Fleet Street...
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These asylums were, for the most part, designed with the public, not the patients, in mind. It was a desperate attempt at using the architecture to mitigate the poor living conditions.
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Can you just hear someone tapping the metal with their cup? Someone singing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot"?
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Beautiful Motts. Love the carpet. But I'm glad it's not in my house. :)
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What a beautiful piece of artwork! It should be in a museum for people to further enjoy!
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I give you the proverbial "pat on the back". This was a very thought provoking gallery. It is wonderful to see someone talented enough to shoot pictures that capture more then what meets the normal eye. Not only do you "see a cake" but you also "see the pattern in the frosting" too!
es cierto, pero también se parecen a las fotos que sacabas vos, sergio
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I agree with Mathue. Less coal was required to get the same heat as a bunch of wood, so less space was needed to burn it.
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I think that "Hauntingly Beautiful" is appropriate here!
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Awesome.