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yeah that is too bad, thanks for the photo sites Lynne ;-)
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Aww I was hoping for more angles on this one ... sooo pretty!
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holy crap, I just saw that, it must be one of motts' buddies, or maybe even him???
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Wow ... I LOVE this shot Motts - I am fairly new to the site and just browsing the archives, you are a spectacular photographer, my favorite pictures have to be the ones with the plant life coming inside like mother nature is reclaiming these sites. Fantastic!
whos the guy in the mirror..
this is actualy my favorite building...its sort of castle like...the fr0nt view is even more breath taking...i havent g0ne inside ..but i want to...i heard theres still furniture inside...and paperwork...and peoples charts and records..interesting huh?...i want to go over them..see what i come up with
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even without the title this picture is such a dare! i love it! (especially knowing there is/was still live equipment at the time)
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the abandon buildings are right near the worken hospital..just have to look around a little bit
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how about some good old fashioned common sense (do not steel, do not vandalize, do not litter) things everyone should have been taught even before starting elementary school.
l0l funny you say about homeless wanting to live there l0l...theres actually a place right by the pilgrim state/ mansions/ houses lol right on crooked hill rd...
i dont know if its going to be taken down by the outlets...they've been saying it for a while already probably 3 years already with that plan..nothings happen...i pass through pilgrim state almost ..all the tiime..the buildings are beautiful....especially one in the back..by the factories..reminds me of...a castle...myserious...i cant get enough of it..
..is that legal?...well i guess..cause they were crazy..wow..this is breathtaking...
w0rd..thats h0t th0ugh...gives it a mysterious look...
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You mean how could anyone give medical treatment to a child who had tuberculosis? Em . . . . . . . . . . . . ?
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