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Peaks

Peaks

A view on the shopping mall with minaret; I assume small shops were located in the rooms along the multi-tiered floors. Although somewhat obscured by the overgrowth, the Bergamo Alps are still an incredible sight in the distance.
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Amazing stuff! First?
Drew
Tue 12-27-2011
I can see this is going to be a very interesting gallery from the start !!
ferdy
Tue 12-27-2011
For some reason, the building makes me think of an ocean liner.
JuniorJeenie
Tue 12-27-2011
I agree JuniorJeenie. It does look like a ship. Fascinating location and story Mr. Motts. This is going to be good. =8-)
Larry D
Tue 12-27-2011
Can you imagine having to drag yourself to work there every day? What a hardship to have to look at that view (wink, wink, nudge, nudge)!
MomPink
Tue 12-27-2011
Thank you for the great history on this place and the "before" pictures. We are lucky you got there on a Sunday!
TootUncommon
Tue 12-27-2011
Thanks for the "before" pictures, it makes it even more fascinating.
BKW Ontario
Tue 12-27-2011
Wow! Does this photo really captures the imagination of wonder and whimsy
LucieLou
Tue 12-27-2011
:) You should see the pictures I have of the old Rocky Glen Park here in Pennsylvania! It was in Moosic, and there is little left, but I have some video and some pictures of how it used to be.

This just is creepy and beautiful all at the same time!
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 12-30-2011
Motts the story of this place you wrote is almost as interesting as these pictures - what a find! keep up the good work
Dean
Sun 01-01-2012
This place does looks creepy. I totaly agree with MamaToFiveInPa.
Debbie
Tue 01-03-2012
These placxes are always creepy. Hi Debbie
jackieb
Fri 01-06-2012

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