Flake

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wow, if you can't see the dark green paint flaking, I would almost think the door was charred from a fire. i like the contrast between the darkened door and the yellowish wall.

patty

Wed 07-11-2007

I can see my icons over to the left, over the yellow wal.....

Tony C.

Thu 07-12-2007

I can't Tony, mine are always hidden. *wink*

Jude

Thu 07-12-2007

I can see it Tony. I agree with Tony.

Deb

Tue 11-27-2007

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Date Shot:	May 2006	Image ID#:	5127
Date Posted:	Wed, July 11th 2007	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Fort de la Chartreuse
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1817	Closed:	1982
Opened:	n/a	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	196 years	Abandonment:	31 years

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