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Another amazing, infamous Motts shot. Good show! Great array of color!
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I ALWAYS ENJOYED LOOKING OUT OF THE CELL MORE THAN LOOKING INTO THE CELL
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I DO ...
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FEAR IS ONLY WHAT YOU LET IT BE ENJOY IT, ITS YOUR FRIEND
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we still have those same chairs today. i see them at my work all the time. a geri-chair. AMAZING picture though!
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NOT TOO MUCH JUST RIGHT....
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WHOOOAH, TOO MUCH ACID
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THIS IS THE BEST PIX I SEEN YET ALL YOU NEED NOW IS A LOAD OF MUSHROOMS AND A BIT OF TANGERINE DREAM....SORTED
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my company was scouting there 4 video shoots recently. And I don't buy into alota spiritual crap cuz I'm mostly agnostic. But the crew all witnessed a strange trembling in the building. I also heard a faint girl's moan twice. I never mentioned it cuz I figured I imagined it. Until someone else admitted outwardly, "I thought I heard a girl's voice moaning." I felt a chill when he said it. I couldn't believe i was buying into this spooky crap. the voice was quick and sounded spacey. The echoes in the long narrow tunnel can play mind tricks on u though.
A magnified look at the ongoing battle between my belly and my belt.
I'm a model, you know what I mean
And I do my little turn on the catwalk
Yeah on the catwalk...on the catwalk yeah
I do my little turn on the catwalk
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Does Mott tone these photos or are these the actual "raw" image?
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wow, the sheer fact that these houses still exist is amazing, but compared to other abandoned houses i have seen the intereior of this is relatively in order
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Sara, thanks for the information. What a shame that they are destroying everything. To have such beautiful architecture lying in the dust makes me very sad, indeed.
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this is such deja vu it isn't even funny, my dream last night had me in an old basement and the steps looked exactly like these.
the light shining through the window only adds to the direct impact of horror,
(reminds me of Nightmare on Elm street)