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I love the detail in this shot.
Rebecca
Fri 08-10-2007
The colors are great!
Kristiara
Fri 08-10-2007
Now that is cool.
Jude
Fri 08-10-2007
The wrought iron is so graceful. No one builds rails like these anymore :-(
C-Note
Fri 08-10-2007
Gotta love these close ups
NoLife
Sat 08-11-2007
Amazing!
Janice
Sat 08-11-2007
I love the detail and the work that went into it
jackieb
Sat 08-11-2007
Heavy Metal!
Ozzy
Tue 08-14-2007
what details...it has to be worth a lot of cash.
DaveWilly
Tue 08-14-2007
I wonder how old it is...?
Mel
Tue 08-14-2007
@ Mel:
This part of the building dates from 1900.
It is called vleugel 1 (wing one). The other part built next to this wing is called vleugel 2
(wing 2) and was built in 1905 together with the chappel. The two wings make an L-shape.
eightiesman
Wed 09-05-2007
The archtics put so much loving detail into every aspect of this building. I cant help but say again how terrible it is to let such a beautiful place fall into ruin.
Hikaru-chan
Mon 10-22-2007
Breatttaking. Understandable that such a thing could have sparked my interest in urban exploration some 25 years ago. Having the oportunity to explore without worry of being caught, I spent many hours in awe of the building in the link below with a similar design railing which I had the honor of helping in it's preservation.

Motts has preserved this one for all of us, Awesome shot.

http://www.michigan.go...0424-54610--,00.html
Patrick
Sun 02-03-2008
This balastrad was made by a blacksmith the old fashion way,lots of work obviously went into this,it's proper wrought iron not just bent steel. Great as usual Motts .DG...
davegangster
Tue 01-20-2009
love those cups
guitorman
Thu 02-12-2009

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