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I LOVE THIS PICTURE~~~~
rtotten
Fri 08-10-2007
WOW!
Vacant NJ
Fri 08-10-2007
BEAUTIFUL!!
~A~
Fri 08-10-2007
Amazingly Gorgeous!
Stacy
Fri 08-10-2007
Welcome!
Weebs
Fri 08-10-2007
I'm loving the graceful curves and details on the archway. God, I'd love to have been in your place Motts! Looking up at that must do something to a person.
Kristiara
Fri 08-10-2007
Whoa! Me like!
Jude
Fri 08-10-2007
Very lofty angle.
C-Note
Fri 08-10-2007
Other than the broken windows, it doesn't look all that abandoned from this shot. Could've been on a brochure advertising the fineries of the "ecole".
Cyber
Fri 08-10-2007
A dizzying shot on a beautiful day.
Long Island Irish
Sat 08-11-2007
Tragic that it's going to be torn down. The architecture is stunning. To ram a bulldozer though something like this is a sin. Hell why don't you just tear down the queens castle.

I mean this place is almost 200 years old! even if you can save half of it, it'd make a wonderful hotel.
Canada
Sat 08-11-2007
Love this shot.!!! *Now I got a crick in my neck....
Tony C.
Mon 08-13-2007
Amazing picture. It's framed perfectly and the angle is very cool.
g
Wed 09-05-2007
if this was in Gloucester, they'd make it into condos..
safevoyage
Sun 10-21-2007
What an angle! I love it!
Hikaru-chan
Mon 10-22-2007
yup! its simply amazin................beautiful curves..........arches
karishma
Mon 12-03-2007
This picture is amazing.
Ian
Wed 01-09-2008
it looks like it could eat u up!!
monkey
Sun 09-07-2008
I would love a room in one of those minarets!
guitorman
Thu 02-12-2009

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