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Creak

Creak

The old wooden doors of the crypt were straight out of a horror story... the thick cobwebs in the hinges, the medieval styles and shapes, and the fact they lead into a crypt all fit very well with a classic tale meant to scare.
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must be my lucky day first one to see new pics
OOOO! Just in time for Halloween, too! SQUEE! New pix!
This is certainly appropriate for Halloween! Thanks Motts!
Awesome! I am finally here for a new set of photos...Those doors are great..Thanks!
The lighting is great especially as it dances off the lower right casket. What a beautiful resting place.
The light takes a quick peek in to make sure that all are still sleeping soundly.
It really does look like a scene out of Dark Shadows. Or an Anne Rice novel.
That is a very ornate casket in the lower right corner....I agree Ladyhawke...Dark Shadows.....LOVED that show as a kid.....
Is one of the caskets missing, or has someone just not died yet?
Those doors are absolutely gorgeous, love the height and the arch on them.
OOOOHHHH wow! a new gallery!!!!!
The first one is great, cant wait to see the rest!
I want to be in that casket in the lower right corner when I die....well not that one, one of great similarity.
WOW, ITS ALMOST TOO PERFECT!!!
I just love graveyards, my spouse thinks im crazy. there is so much history . Im like a sponge I just soak it up.
Amazing!
This is some amazing place!
yea! new pics! history untouched, very cool.
Amazing set ,Motts old man. Damn it man, how do you do it?
Holy Crap motts you are unbelievable and just in time for halloween
mmmm....I dint had any idea of what I wanted to do for my halloween party. Thanks to this picture now I know what the theme of the party is going to be.. Thanks for all this wonderful and freaky pictures I love all of them.........very insane.
Cool new pic's Mr. Motts! I ve been needing something to do at work! HA!

I am glad to see its in really good shape and almost untouched.
Those doors are magnificent! I've seen plenty of modern copies of this style and marveled at them, but of course nothing compares to original. Beautiful find Motts!
That is beautiful Motts. Look at the almost velvet look of one of the coffins on the lower right.
Mr Motts, Im new to this site and in love with your photographs, we are all able to see what you see, I would like to know out of all the places youve been, what is your favorit place?
It is almost impossible to pick a single favorite as they all have their own qualities that I admire... there are many not posted on this site either.
Dude by FAR this is the best place you have ever gone!
Mr. Motts are they posted on another site? Am I missing out? Thanks for your response.
No, they are sitting on my hard drive waiting to be edited and put online, just haven't had the time lately. I have 80 locations I haven't gotten to yet... :-)
Any of them of ghost towns? thats my neck of the woods.
Three items serve to express the power herein, at least for me..:

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.
A Game...Vagrant Story.
"My Heart has rooms that sigh with dust, and Ashes on the hearth"...(Chronicles of Thomas Covenant)

The images are to die for....Ellll
Thomas . . . . . . . Covenant?!?!?!?!
=8-o
Lynne, I done fell outa my chair!
Wow, just think of all the poor people who were tortured in this place. (Sorry, but I had to say that. Every one of these sets needs *somebody* to say it :)
Very cool pics Motts. Creepy and beautiful all rolled into one.
Well, dang, potato, now that's a funny comment! :-)
Burned alive, burried alive, forced to wear crowns. Forced to eat live rats, disceted and covered in paint. Don't forget boiling water baths.
I'm just on the first picture and I'm lovin' it. You are good, real good. No. THE BEST!!! Can't wait to tell my daughter about this. She will FREAK. We love stuff like this. Keep it up!!!!!
Imagine me the very cemetary lover, BUT I gotta say this beats anything Ive seen in Buffalo. I may not sleep ever again .
OMG, Mr. Motts, what an absolutely gorgeous crypt!

Motts wrote: <i>they are sitting on my hard drive waiting to be edited and put online, just haven't had the time lately. I have 80 locations I haven't gotten to yet... :-)</i>

Oooooh boy, I cannot wait!

I am always so amazed and thrilled at your photography skills and ability to find these wonderful places, and taking the time to share them with us!

Thank you!
Oh my. Beautiful photos. The colors you captured are amazing. & quite scarier then any gothic novel!!!!!!!!!
WERE IS THIS? WE HAVE A LOT OF THIS IN FRANCE.
I want that empty space for myself. Just think of lying there for ages and the sun shining in during the day, and the moonlight on those lovely full moon nights painting everything a pale blue. ummmmm sexy place!!
It looks as if the crypt had some sort of latch, on the INSIDE, weird...anways...great picture as always your photography skills are greatly appreciated by all of us
i'm a "cremation man" myself, but if i were
to be interred, i would want it to be in a
badass pimpgothic grandroyal crib-crypt
like this!!Take me to Hell, baby!
it looks like a real gothic horror let alone a novel. its creepy yet wounderful motts how do you do it? also were do you get your bravary from places like that i wouldnt go 10miles neat.
Yeeeeeeeek! Okay,.......Even though it is only photography, this the real deal. Real bones of dead people are in there and you were standing in very close proximity to them. It almost as if I were there! Ewww.....I can imagine the smell must of been revolting. As creepilly beautiful as the nail and ironwork is on the casket is, and the arched door is the best part,.....it's t oo close to dead people as I can deal with!......Yuck!
This must be on of the freakiest places you've been Motts. I remember seeing a place in western France that was similar, but open to the public.
My parents used to have two wine cellers (chests) that resembled those doors, and always freaked me out when I visited them. My mom used to say when she die, she would like to be buried in one, and that freaked me out even more. Maybe that is why I have a lopsided mind!
I wonder if any of the crypts I MT. Hope cemetery are as ornate. My Dad only told me that one time he found a man sleeping with a corpse. My dad is a Rochester police officer and has gotten some pretty weird calls.
Nice; I've shot that cemetery a few times, it will be featured on this site when I can get to them :-)
Magnificant doors. Fairly big place.



start the time machine
SO! did u get to find out if u were able to open these coffins? im dyin to know...no pun intended..
Actually, this is my personal favorite gallery of yours, Motts. It's just so... so...

aw hell, I can't even find the words. It just has its own beauty, put simple.

Bravissimo, Motts. :-)
wonder why one is empty?
Those doors are SO cool! Great shot! But I suddenly feel cold....I need some more hot coffee!
do you get scared going into places like these? I would probly poop myself being alone. Shit I would poop myself if I was with a group of people. Do you go into any haunted places? and do you hear weird stuff?
Places that are patrolled often or on the inside put me on edge, as well as those with unknown inhabitants - to be relaxed in these situations isn't very smart IMO. I haven't experienced anything supernatural (yet).
its not the fact that it's a crypt that scares me. it's the fact that there's an empty slot, waiting for the next person to die...
All great pics. amazing

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