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Roots

The last colors of fall were fading fast...
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Love the reddish ivy growth on the top of the tower.
LucieLou
Thu 05-13-2010
Definit ely looks like the last part of Fall..These photoes makes you feel the nip in the air.
Ferdy
Thu 05-13-2010
the great part is I don't have to look and wonder what could
there then walk away.
We're going in there !!
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-13-2010
Such unique architecture.
TootUncommon
Thu 05-13-2010
What a beautiful building! I actually love castles so perhaps I'm biased...
Kathy W.
Fri 05-14-2010
"Trick or treat!"

. . . even if it IS in November. . .
redinkreign
Sat 05-15-2010
I like the ivy growing up the tower as well, would be interesting to see it
if it were to get really bushy.
Matt
Mon 05-17-2010
So hauntingly beautful! The last colours of the dying summer to the fall.
Dawn Michelle
Thu 05-20-2010
You have captured the feel of the building. In this picture one may feel the the heart arch.
Charmaine
Fri 05-21-2010
This building is so pretty, and the photography is great, too. The colors are very inviting. This would make such a nice home. They don't make buildings like this anymore. If they did, I bet the quality wouldn't be the same.
Saywardstudio
Sat 05-22-2010
Magnificent architecture. Boarded up windows are (to me) a building's obituary. Oh sure, they are put there to preserve the interior for future use. But more times than not, it's the death sentence.
Larry D
Thu 12-30-2010
Today they demolished this beautiful building on Staten Island. I'm glad to be able to see your photos and to have memories of this beautiful site!
Maddy
Mon 03-05-2012

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