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I'm still getting that overwhelming sense of being at ease and home.
Without a word of a lie, I would like nothing more than to just walk to that chair, sit down and relax.

...Knowing my luck, it would break under me though. Damn corrosion.

I enjoy this shot very much.
I'm not quite sure why, if it's just the colours, or the fact that this place seems untouched by graffiti...just natural causes of rot...or the colours in these shots, but I must admit that this gallery has been your most relaxing and calming so far, Mr. Motts. I never cease to be impressed.
These pictures just feel very much...like I'm at home or something. They are very soothing. Love them.

:) pleased to see NEW PICS :D YAY
Motts you take brilliant photos and Im in awe of your work, thanks for sharing :)

Mr.Motts, I must say, this is one of your most haunting lonely chair shots that I have seen as of yet.
The way that it's rotting, and then the condition of the floors and walls all around it are really...it paints an eerie picture.
Actually, it quite reminds me of this one desktop I had used for the longest time, called "The Devil's Badroom".
Just a thought. ;)

It's a little late on the topic now, because of the ruling but couldn't they have used Riverside as a prime example of renovations that work? Or, even this place, for instance.
Or did they do it, and it didn't work?
Or do we even know?

Hey, Doc Lynne, are these mostly used for spinal injury patients? In Atlanta, we have the Shepherd Spinal Center, and I thought I recognized this wheelchair as similar to one I saw there.

How ironic, though, because I spent 1 hour at Cingular today upgrading my phones ( got the Razr camera phone). I guess their advertisements got to me.....

..A ballroom with some modern updates. Notice the ceiling fans? They are from the late 70s-80s era. Not very old in other words.

Yet the walls are surprisingly spotless.

Never a dull shot by you Mr. Motts.

Great shot Mr Motts. You're right, from a distance the plank does look like it's free-standing on end on its own. Kinda defies gravity...... do you know offhand what this building is going to be after being renovated?

Thanks Lynne, I always love it when you give us insight into these places! :-)

Why yes I can! Hi ~Me! (It's really amazing how much that looks like a nose and eye isn't it?)

Ah okay, thanks psycadellic one!

i cant believe they are actually tearing down danvers - those bastards, they have no idea what they are doing! id say there has been some greasing of palms done here, how else could they agree to tearing down such a beautiful structure?