364 Comments for Fort Marabout

lol wet paint. think its dried yet?

BOWLING ALLEY?? Wow, I thought this was a drive way!

WOW, I never thought something so old or something like this could be very buetiful, in a sense

OMG i thought there wasnt anywater, wow, if i walked in that room then i wouldve fell in it!

Must have been the Sacristy... Haunting to see what is becoming of this Holy Ground.

I'd clap if this were a play of fine arts and if you could hear me. Well done as always Mr.Motts. You must take some pride in your work. You have such a skill for this, really you do. Which leads me into a question for you: How long did it take for you to master the art of capture with a camera? I try some work and yet don't get that scene that holds power unlike your work.

Ah, there you go again Mr. Motts. In that you captured something within this frame. Something that has a faded power to it. I do have to say I have fallen in love with your work~

Wow, that's just breath taking for a moment there. I doubted my eyes for a moment also. Well done on your find~

Hmmm... Makes me wonder...

Hmm. Goes to show just like I was saying before that they held something here that wasn't meant for others to know about, clearly now.

Cheesy and yet it does make one wonder what really was going on there. To have signs that tel a person over and over again to lock up. Clearly this place held something that wasn't meant for everyone to see.

if i worked there i would rip those things down if i had to see those things every day!

I'll guess those are from the 1970s or 80s.

In WWII there were many easy to understand but important slogans such as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" & "Measure Twice & Cut Once"

Gorgeous setting from outside. I can picture a piano being set by those old windows.

Now that is really cool.