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this pic is awesome, it's like being read the fairy tale all over again
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Not unless your car can float...
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This site is awsome, is it easy to get to by car?
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I've always loved pictures of doors and stairways, but the combination of both in this shot along with the flow of lines throughout a nice geometric piece. The contrast between the qualities of light works well too!
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I can't believe how intact this building is. It looks like it could still be up and running.
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I agree with you Will B. Everything else is painted on the walls.
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The main image in the window appears to be part of a man who lookis like he is wearing a white coat, their are other images also.

I would like to know if this place was used as a military hospital in the 1800's ?as I see images of men in uniform of that period.
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My two cents (and overpriced at that!): Studebaker DID build Army trucks (and the tracked "Weasel"). They had an active contract with the Army when they ceased operations and arranged for Kaiser Jeep to take this off their hands. Kaiser eventually sold Jeep to AMC, which in turn formed AM General division who built Army vehicles and busses. Yes Virginia, they finally morphed into Hummer. So, short story long, Studebaker is still sorta kinda alive in the form of today's Hummers. But then there's the modern Avanti and SUV but that's even further off topic. GREAT PIX!!!
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i love this websit .u do a good job!
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Great pictoral as always, absolutely. It seems all the crap in the water around Staten Island has attracted attention and some other sites have some very good pictorals also. A tour around the island with Google Earth revealed ALOT of crap dumped in the water. It sure looks like a trash heap in alot of places, wotta mess! The EPA must be getting some good payoffs to turn their head! :oD
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Another fantastic shoot there buddy! Thanks for sharing man! As always, I wish I was along to explore too. I'm jealous! :o)
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Rope hanging down huh? With a noose?
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LOVE the CRYING face on the PRISON cart! Singing the blues while you eat your candy huh? I guess so!
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Does it ask the jailbird math questions too? "Johnny stole five apples. If he shoved three down his pants, how many...."
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Those were used for "diciplinary actions", and also to eleviate overcrowding when the place got too full. May the best man win! And get his own cell.