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A strange display frozen in moldy eternity. Two bottles of sparking wine remain - Rotkäppchen (Red Riding Hood) sits on top and empty, while a bottle of Deutz rests unopened below. Decaying ferns and reeds in the background hide a mysterious creature behind the glass backing.
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Kinda looks like a skull in the background??
ferdy
Thu 11-10-2011
Wow that's cool. I'd have been hard pressed not to just go ahead and open that bottle of fizz. Wonder what's in that box to the left, more booze?
Jason
Thu 11-10-2011
This needs only skeletons to complete it.
A D Nilsen
Thu 11-10-2011
That is macabre.
MomPink
Fri 11-11-2011
Could you imagine what that booze would taste like (if it were still full)...either REALLLLLY good (old!) or more likely...

Death in a bottle...literally.
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 11-11-2011
This is so interesting! What a display to find. Looks like a snake in there.
LucieLou
Fri 11-11-2011
I love that this place is so unmolested by taggers and vandals. Little teen ass hats would trash this in a nano-second. Incredible find.
Larry D
Sat 11-12-2011
ok, i'm totally freaked out now!
bat-wing-soup
Sat 11-12-2011
Oh c'mon now, you mean to tell me that some wino hasn't snatched that up by now? Wonders never cease.
autoguy
Sat 11-12-2011
LOL @ Larry and asshats...

I started using that term once I started visiting here lol.

I LOVE IT!
I wonder if that is what the Zombies got trashed on and left all that confetti and broken sink in the hallway a few pictures back??
MamaToFiveInPA
Sat 11-12-2011
Old fizzy wine, sans fizz. Wine that sits upright without the benefit of a wet cork gets 'corked' or just plain spoiled. It's probably naught but bad vinegar by now.
gulliver foyle
Sun 11-13-2011
UNMASK!!!.... UNMASK!!....and the red death held sway over all...

anyone else think of "The Shining"?
greenskulker
Sun 11-13-2011
Cool !!

Monday. 3:36 P.M. November / 14 / 2011

Steilacoom, Washington
Joseph
Mon 11-14-2011
With a few added things things this could be turned into something really haunted for halloween.

Monday. 3:41 P.M. November / 14 / 2011

Steilacoom, Washington
Joseph
Mon 11-14-2011
Yeah, greenskulker...LOL! I absolutely ADORE that movie, AND I have read the book to tatters, literally! I need a new copy because mine has fallen apart from being read so many times over the years. :)
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 11-14-2011
I saw the skull first thing!
LostNExistance
Tue 11-15-2011
what went on in this hotel........
nick
Wed 11-16-2011
Pop the cork, I'm thirsty....
Misty
Sun 11-20-2011
actually I just saw on a episode of pawnstars that un;less the wine is laid on its side and temp controlled it just goes bad. But the picture is awesome!l
Jess
Wed 11-30-2011
Dachsbau-Angebot? So the "skull" is a lying badger...
Nova
Mon 12-12-2011
Doesn't exactly inspire a party does it?
Amazed
Mon 01-02-2012
i work with deisel engines and "deutz" is a type of smaller deisel engine...mainly for roadcutting saws.....i guess they have a wine dept.
kevin mass....
Mon 01-09-2012
I did not see a skull, only the drunken badger. I asumed this was in or near the aforementioned "Badger Club". The badger looks a little big like a panda bear. Most badgers I have met are a lot toothier and mean. Maybe the booze makes them happy and cuddly.
liza
Fri 02-10-2012

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