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Not to mention all the oils and chemicles that leaked from the ships as they decayed and settle on the bottom.. Looks out for three headed ospreys the size of busses..

Henry, that is so cool!

Oh my gosh, amazing. Simply amazing. Reminds me alot of the harbours and decrepid barges and warfs around Sydney.

Oh... creepy thought... imagine walking on that deck, and falling through... *shudders*

*clings to motts back forever to follow him on adventures*

*gasp* i luvs it! <3

Patients also slept on mattresses of straw with hessian covers. They had blankets that were more like canvas horse blankets as well. Pretty much buried as they lived really. All very inhumane by todays standards.

Gives the impression of what it might have been like standing on the deck of the Titanic, of the Lusitania, or some similar ship.

Fire hose real or not, I love it!!

Lightship?? Hm... doesnt look like any american or english lightships Ive seen... I agree with the subhunter theory. Besides, lightships have two masts, one fore, one aft.

You take beutiful pictures and I love the content! You are extremely fortunate to have gotten to go inside this mansion. I'm a cemetery fan as well so I really enjoyed this one. Thanks!

Poor wretches. not a nice way to spend the day.

Why do I feel that nobody was ever here. Why don't I feel a presence. Am I losing it, is it Helingly ? Is something just missing?

How angelo saxon, how English. Always with just a bit of royality even in the most direrest circumstances. When my mind is bursting a gasket, I always can take solace in the queen giving me the strength to buck up and carry on. God save the queen.

The vaulted ceilings are impressive and in it's hayday it had some archetectual wonder to it all . I just couldn't pick it up. Give me some esthetic input. Must keep my indentity intact. This is Johnny Mac not Jmack. Don't want to confuse the pesonalities. I don't want start to sign my name in as elgar stupendo.

Apparently almost everything is disposable if you wait long enough.