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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Escape 2
In the heat of the summer, I would escape into my basement. The coolest spot, my favorite spot was the crawlspace behind the washing machine. It was built of concrete blocks, dark, and filthy but the only thing I had … Continue reading
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When Preservationists Vacation
They amuse their partners by taking photos of decaying bridges and abandoned prisons. Also they sometimes go to the beach.
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