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And sewing is very relaxing, so why not?
Now fencing.............
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How the heck do they get permission to go into these frickin awesome places? Anyways kudos to you. You guys are the best.
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This picture is what all places should look like. In my town there are still old amazing buildings like this but they redid the insides and this makes me appreciate the ones they haven't ruined yet. Wow
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was there last weekend all is well
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Hmm ... it's not just a website, though; at least not to us. Trying to preach the errors of our ways won't do much, so why bother? Nevermind, don't answer that. It'll just get ugly and nobody wants to see that. Sooo ... enjoy the pics and don't read the comments, it's not that difficult to do.
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Hi all, Remember the little DJ booth? they used to have a D J from 92 pro fm doing his show from there! Brings back many good memories. Its a shame whats happening in this world. no more famillies doing this kind of stuff together anymore. Whalom park in Lunenburg, mass. another trolleystop park gone forever
i wanna take that and imm thinkin about talkin it so see for the last time
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if anyone hasn't read the story about Roland Johnson you really need to. it has a link here. I never knew what they went thru...surprised they survived.
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your an inspiration to go to byberry and take picures.
i just went a couple days ago and seen a straight jacket..then a couple minutes later i seen a ghost of somekind...or maybe it was a reflection
i dont know but it threw fears at me
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Why not, Vocational therapy has been in use for decades.
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Wonderful shots, Motts. Thank you . =]
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I have to agree with cruiser except that the clearing presses are hydraulic. they are 100 percent mechanichal
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checked on a 7.3L ford diesel last week, very run of the mill engine for todays trucks....200,000 miles 2700 $ . if that cost that imagine the worth of these rare birds
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well I guess I asked too soon motts thanks. yes by the photo Id agree