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Probably so no one could hang themself...
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Down at heel elegance would be a good description for this sot Beauty with a hint of decay .
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Tim Caplan~ Interesting thoughts about the door handle! I like your interperation of it.
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Unfortunately, the last client the chair held was the bride of Frankenstein. She was not exactly pleased with how her hair turned out, and she let it show... : )
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Ouch wouldn't have wanted to go there
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There seems to be a sense of affection between the sheer curtains and the chairs. The curtains stroke the chairs in a comforting way, letting them know that they are not in this alone.
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i have been in the smoke sack too i took a picture lokind up at the the sky in there
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Lol, i was on the picture before this thinking "hall..hmm..looks like ribs" Then the screen loaded. = P Glad you saw it
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we went there today, when we went in all of the handels were up! in this photo some are down!
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we went into the smokestack and all the ash surrouned us.it was so scary, when wecame out blackf-foot prints seemed to follow us!!!
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Just beautiful, Motts!
Thank you so much for taking us with you and seeing it through your eyes! : )
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I like the angle, its catchy, it makes you feel hooked, looking for a way to dodge.
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JLP, what is it with you? You wanna be a glorified thief!!! Its not yours to take!!!

As for a conversation piece...I can see it with the in-laws now:
"This is the phone I stole from a hotel, and you see that light fixture, I robbed that too!"

Go buy one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Indeed a wonderful shot, Motts. A rare carpet photo to boot.
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It is sad to see my childhood overgrown. I was born & raised in Oakdale,CT. I went to Rocky Point every summer until I moved away. I moved to Warwick,RI in 1999. I was stunned to find out the demise of the park. It was like somebody tore away a chunk of your youth never to get it back. It is again so sad to see the once mighty go down like that. If I had the $$,I would bring it back. it is/was a New England institution. I can still taste the chowder & clam cakes.