1,094 Comments for Fort de la Chartreuse

Yeah. I may be wrong but isn't the word "kaput" used by Russians or Bohemians? My grandmother was from Bohemia and she used this word a lot. I think it means "broken" Or something like that.

Great title Motts. It does look like someone tried to cover it up.

Whoa. That's really bizarre.

Why did they quit using those? I'd much rather communicate to a prisoner through that than the way they do it now.

Yeah. And not big enough for a prisoner to throw human feces and urine mixed together and fermented for who knows how long to be thrown in your face. If that's not a good reason to not be a Correctional officer i don't what is.

It looks way too old. I doubt whoever wrote this is still alive and much less coming onto this site and saying they did.

Actually, "Ruhe" doesn't mean "restless", but rather something like "calm" or "quiet". So "Nur die Ruhe" could be translated as "Keep calm" or "Take it easy".

branches growing symmetrical indicates that this plant is in a vegitative groth stage

Signed: An American Stoner Stationed in Va

I WROTE THAT!!!!!!!

wonder whats on the other side

Just beautiful, Mr. Motts.

Thanks again Mott's, it was good that you befriended the caretaker and his family. Sorry to learn he passed away, I bet he had many more facts and secrets about this cool place.

Great Photo, Thankyou Mr. Mott's for another New Gallery. Mott's is there a 12 step program ?, I am addicted to Opacity. Best of luck to you

Thanks Motts! What a place to see!

That is way cool.