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Imitation
January-April 2012
Editors: Siona van Dijk and Dave Bonta
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September 2011
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June-September 2011
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This is fabulous. My hands can feel the rough walls and my face the sunshine.
This is obviously a very old building just left to fall apart but why do the front concrete steps look like they are new or hardly even worn. Is this building accually fairly new and the scene of a gangland shootout which started a fire that burned it down.
it’s a place that left me wondring, too. i guess that’s why i took the photo. here is a larger shot, from the other side of the street:
oh, and obviously the photo link got lost while submitting. it seems this hut is also shy.
here the direct link: http://www.test.blueprint21.de/mytery_hut.htm