1,094 Comments for Fort de la Chartreuse

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I particularly dig Orville & Wilbur all the way over in Belgium...Yay Ohio!
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deeply impressed. Around the same time I got my first swliry tattoo, and I started noticing all the swliry metal gates, doors and windows in San Francisco. Even the gate and stair railing at my building have metal swirls, but I had never noticed them
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Door with ladder - and an arch behind. The light! This shot is amazing, your work is so good! Love this picture. May you always be well and safe.
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A fire-place in a corner; what a good room this must have been, sitting there snug and warm looking out the window. Very nice, all hue, shades and tints. Great shot...................ahhh....as usual!! :-)
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Ahhh hahaha - unbelievable angle; are you TALL, Mr.Motts? Very nice, i like; the painted brick, and arched door and the painted yellow-green frame.
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I look at the pics & feel sadness, pain, grief and a sense of loss.
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Stunning!
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looks like someone swept this area
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as always..Motts...you take the best pictures..thank you!!
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Its beautiful!!
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Beauty and the beast!!
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Can you imagine being crazy because you have had any kind of outside stimulation taken away from you, then you hear a disembodied voice coming at you from the dark??? I love this photo because , to me, you have captured human suffering by just photograghing an old door!!!
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yeh right ''smile always''..... now thats some motivating words that idont expect to see in a ''POW Camp''. ithink this was written after the pow prisoners were released
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starting to look like a Monty Python skit