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Hood

The light in the kitchen was beautiful.
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Cool...too bad about the grafitti...
Pegasus64
Mon 06-21-2010
The blue color daes give it a kind of sadness.
Ferdy
Tue 06-22-2010
It looks imposing.
A D Nilsen
Tue 06-22-2010
The blue-gray glow filtering gently into the quiet space that used to bustle with chefs and staff, filled with the swirl of steam, the clank and rattle of cooking utensils, and the wonderful fragrance of gourmet meals being prepared for the exclusive guests awaiting their repast in the sumptuous dining rooms... you can almost feel the weight of years in the silent, soothing light.
Rekrats
Tue 06-22-2010
At least we know Bob was here in '75! (for whatever that's worth) And if you look closly, is that one of those nasty No-Pest box strips hanging down from the ductwork? At least it was far enough away from the stove so the flies that became UNstuck wouldn't fall in the soup -
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 06-22-2010
The gold light is so warm and inviting.
TootUncommon
Tue 06-22-2010
Speaking of 'hood' I am from this general area in upstate, NY. I always wanted to explore this place. Beautiful and strange place...
RobbieMcRobRob
Tue 06-22-2010
@ eldokid- it say '95, if you look closely(:
Geena
Sun 06-27-2010
catlady loves her mommy kiss
catlady1956
Sun 08-08-2010
Perfect lighting. Beautiful. And yes, I see the "No Pest Strip" hanging from the duct. Lord, I haven't seen one of those since the 70s. Pics like this makes my imagination run wild. I wonder what the last meal prepared here was.
Larry D
Fri 12-03-2010
Well, we know that BOB was there...

I couldn't have slept another night without knowing that...

AND Mike TOO!! Gracious I feel better now...
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 12-13-2010

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