The Basement

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Somewhere in Portland, there's a very old building, and that very old building has a very, very old basement. An incredible basement, a video-game-level basement, a set-decorator's dream basement.

And when you walk past the janitors office, with the wonderfully decked halls...

And tromp down a sunken hallway...

You find a old room. Mostly empty, dusty, and dead quiet.

And then you start to look closer at the walls.

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I came across this Freshly Pressed blog post today while thawing in front of the fire post run. It's a beautiful find. Haunting. Two worlds colliding if you will. Print media and all that is the internet. Meet. Head to Head. I find it striking that the print images remain, gazing at what they have become. I loved this.

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