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GREAT in black-and-white!
Lynne
Fri 11-04-2005
Is that a falling apart bench under the window Motts?
Jude
Sun 11-06-2005
It almost looks like a pew, but looking at the way it's bent I doubt it's wood. I'd suggest it's the innards of the radiator / heater, the cover to which lies to the right-hand side....
rich_edwards79
Sun 11-06-2005
Aha I think you may be right Rich.
Jude
Tue 11-08-2005
it makes me think about the second world war, i don't know why...
jinx
Thu 01-05-2006
I can see that WWll reference too, jinx...It looks like you are in London, in a bombed-out building...looking out the window at other damaged buildings...
Tony C.
Thu 01-05-2006
Was that stained glass in the top of the windows Mr. Motts?
DaveWilly
Wed 09-27-2006
It was one of those stickers that looks like stained glass. Almost everything of value was stripped from Dixmont.
Motts
Wed 09-27-2006
I love round top windows.
Paul m.
Mon 12-18-2006
I can see one person standing at the window, at nite with a flashlite, sending code messages to the other side??? Can U see it? Ooops, I see someone at the window, Do U??
Nevermore
Tue 06-05-2007
The decaying paint above the windows peculiarly resemble eyebrows ..
Tenebris In Lux
Fri 05-27-2011

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