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I like the different levels on this shot and the varying textures as well.
Lynne
Wed 08-10-2005
ah,such nocturnal yarns.
"I thrashed and threw my weary soul...
but then upon the light of day
It came unto perspective, my wholy time to
learn my one
was only where i'd cairned!'
quest
Wed 08-10-2005
Amazing architecture and various shapes and textures in this shot.
Kort
Mon 02-27-2006
Almost reminds me of Fort Sumpter.
Nancy
Tue 06-06-2006
I wonder how many people and how long it took to build this place?
Nevermore
Thu 06-07-2007
So, We keep our insane, infirm and elderly in horrible yellow-tiled institutions and our bullets in lovely castles on whimsical islands.
Petra
Thu 07-19-2007
No, we are a civilized people. We went and cut all the funding for people with disabilities of any sort so now they are free from the horrible yellow-tiled buildings - free to sleep on the streets and in jails and prisons and homeless shelters - free with their rights intact and no services.
Lynne
Thu 07-19-2007
I'd prefer the yellow tiles... which are horrible... because they are yellow... and that makes them horrible...
CAS
Fri 07-20-2007
Ive stood in this very spot, ive got some really good shots of the bannerman's, i rowed there from the cornwall side (not recemended)
ChadGrimm
Wed 08-01-2007
Lynne, I <3 you

Marry me?

; )
Taubin
Mon 11-12-2007
Sorry, She's already married with kids... I mean dogs.
CAS
Tue 11-13-2007
lol it was a joke. I always enjoy reading Lynne's comments and rants. She provides some awesome insite to allot of what we see in the photos on this site.
Taubin
Fri 11-16-2007

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