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Some of the fire escapes did their job and remained intact (for the most part).
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Wow. The hand rail looks pristine. Strangely out of place compared to the rest of the building. Love the green door.
Larry D
Wed 01-05-2011
The faded hues of the paint are stellar.
TootUncommon
Wed 01-05-2011
Looks like it is in good shape from here ,but dry rot can sure fool you, not a good idea to bet against it.
ferdy
Wed 01-05-2011
I agree with Larry D., this does look out of place! I do love the green of the door though compared to the rest of the picture.
Kathy W.
Wed 01-05-2011
Nice contrast between the hand rail and the weathered door.
A D Nilsen
Thu 01-06-2011
I agree also...what is up with that railing? It doesn't look right (as in out of place) with that peeling paint on the door and the debris on the steps.

Strange thing, that. :)
PaMamaOf5
Thu 01-06-2011
Love that peel on the green door. Does that door handle look awfully low to you? @ yes i agree with all you guys the hand rail looks like it was almost put up after the fire.
LucieLou
Thu 01-06-2011
Such a pretty shade of green on that door! I also agree about the hand rail.
Lady Ethereal Butterfly
Thu 01-06-2011
Fantastic and wonderful colors.
Canada
Fri 01-07-2011
Most of Mott's pictures have at least one part to them that has somehow remained perfectly in tact, like tiles for instance. Strange.lol
coco
Fri 01-14-2011
I think this is my favorite photo in this set. Love the blend of colors and textures.
sugar_magnolia
Fri 01-14-2011

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