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Wow, I love the chunks of intact roof laying there. And the perspective on this is awesome, for some reason it reminds me a bit of a decrepit roller coaster, just the way some of the planks fell look like a track...
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Such interesting colours here! And its amazing how good of shape that tiling is in, the grout isn't even dirty! And the tiles are shiny!
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Wow, I love the color spectrum of this, and those ducts are something else! I've never seen anything like it!
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Another place I find rather peaceful...maybe its the trees out the window or the muted colors.
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I really like that door, reminds of the weather-beaten front door one would find in the front of a long-abandoned house.
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Very nice...I love the filtered light that the trees cast on the wall and floor. For some reason, I find it kind of peaceful - I'd love to just sit in that hallway and think or read a book.
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Thanks for another excellent gallery, Mr. Motts!! : )
This is the most ghostly and haunting of all the pictures in this series.
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Just went there tonight with a few people..was wondering if i could get a map..or like..possibly a map that you can draw up, so i can check out all the cool parts. i mean ive seen a lot of rooms, but i need more. contact me: Alazulhunter#hotmail.com
I'm thinking about painting the future in water colors.......
Im sorry Alex... but thats top secret information.
I sure hope not!
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Ive seen this before. it kind of looks familiar i dont know what from though. this site is cool.
>Where's Homer Simpson?

You beat me too it, I was going to ask the same thing... he must have gone out for a dougnut!
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Back in the (early) 80s when the A staff was the Gay staff...
We get it Tom Tom- you got laid in the 80s. Now turn off your caps.