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only much, much better because it's a real pic from Byberry!
I admire your photography skills!
Lead paint AND asbestos! YAY
hee hee.
Love the Photo though - great compisition
This pic is amazing.
I can feel the ash going through my fingers and choking my lungs!
Motts... you could easily sell a pictorial of Byberry for publication. National Geographic and Life photographers have nothing on you.
And that makes the hallway look even more fantastic.
They DID.
The movie is called "The 4th Dimension."
Here's the website for the film.
http://www.4thdmovie.com/
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
i would not want to walk through that hallway.
(:
There were alot of boxes full of poly-styrene clam shells for food. Boxes and boxes full all up and down the walls in the hall. We were destroying a bunch of paint cans the idiots were using to tag everwhere and we as stupid kids decided to blow up the cans with a small fire and a BB gun. Well it became an inferno rapidly. The people involved all felt horrible, we saw byberry as our home, and from then on never damaged a thing..