This almost made me cry. It is the most emotion filled photo I have ever seen. I remember that door..too well... I would love to know two things. Please e mail me. Swatts55@aol.com

Aww, you shouldn't have said it was shitty and let us all assume it was an effect you were going for!

really incredible shot.
your work is wonderful! Thankyou!

Really interesting angle. Can you imagine being a little kid and seeing this?
I don't know if I'd want to venture in there!
Almost looks like a candy cane heart frame that displays a very dis-enchanted picture.
Quite the design, who ever thought it up.

I know of someone who has been there recently.
They said that this is dripping in poison ivy!

You're definately right.
That's why I'm so glad that these photos were taken before neglect or a wrecking ball takes it all down.
And I love your comment from 7-27-05.
You really hit the nail on the head describing what it would be like to walk through now.
So sad to see such beauty go to waste.

Even though it's been battling the four seasons for 50 years, your photos show the true beauty of its design.
I wish it could be repaired and reopened so it could go on being forever.
Your photos give off the feeling of an enchanted realm that is sleeping, waiting for the spell to be lifted and waking the forest up to all its glory once again.
The heroic prince to this story must have gotten lost.
Never again will this castle or forest hear a child laugh.
There is something VERY wrong in that...

I worked at kings park psychiatric center and this was the coffee room not the medication room.