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    If the walls had ears.
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    Hey, a little work on the roof and it's move in condition. I love old buildings like this.

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    really interesting place, well captured.
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    Cool capture, Andrew. B&W was a pretty good choice as well though I would love to see how this looks in sepia.
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    very cool find and nicely captured. B&W works for me.

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    Very cool. I assume the grass is a golden color judging by how light it came out here. Really shows up the darkness of the house well. I wish we had stuff like this in the east, but they are few and far between what with space being more at a premium.
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    Iquanasan, I didn't take a shot in sepia but will keep it in mind next time I come across a suitable site. However, the colour copy does come close in tones.
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    I like it colour that’s the way it looks for real.
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    I really really like the colour. the muted tones are lovely
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    Sad to see something that looks like it has a history dying like this. Nicely spotted.

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