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  1. 13th Feb 18, 19:31 #11
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    That's just a little bit special Mikey, Thanks
    PS, nice Font

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    wow. absolutely stunning. great find mate
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    Fantastic stuff Mikey. What a gem of a place. Love the "head" shot and the bell-pull. Great attention to detail as always.
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    This is lovely, so nice to see a place that's so untouched. :)
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    Beautiful photos
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    Really impressive stuff
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    Well, they don't make them like that anymore
    As it is, so mote it be
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    Gorgeous wood and windows! Crackin shot of the broken window and dead bird, admire your shots of detail mikey:)
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    Thank you all.sadly it was not open for long.maybe that's a good thing as it was too good too get trashed
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