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allright no one has commented here, but what the hell is a dumbwaiter, please dont laugh I have no idea!!! 8-(
Motts could you tell me, Lynne anyone???

I've posted my thoughts here: http://www.opacity.us/...te.htm#comment_14735

I guess about 30 feet or so.

Motts, how high are you off of the ground , or is my eyes playing tricks on me???

Did you know that streets also used to be made from wooden blocks? There are only a handful left in the whole world. We have one small street here in Pittsburgh still in use made out of wood blocks. I have to go and see it sometime. It is over on the East end of the city somewhere, I forget where. There was a whole article on it in the paper a few years back.

yeah know, I have seen this same picture on a different site,in color, I believe that the wall is green, and the black and white give it a much more errie effect, Motts, is there a reason they posted this up on the wall, I know it is a morgue, but come on, or was this the medical examiners way of putting a light spin on the whole thing????

I think you should have left the wings out of this shoot... would have been more haunting and not so... fake.

It's been empty for over ten years guys.

At least let me set up the video recorder before you attempt it!

what is the site?

you should go to the henry e longfellow school in bridesburg...its not condemned and plus...i hit it up a few times

i have actually seen that drawing in real life... along with many others. it truly is ... the sadness...

No, at least not yet. Hopefully, they won't tear down the 'Berry anytime soon.

It really would never happen. I'm too much of a chicken to go in any buildings like that. I went into an abandoned house once, and it was a disturbing experience. I let Motts go in the buildings and I look at his wonderful pics.

those are pecan block, and they are frequently used in stamping plants for their ability to absorb shock and for toughness