Pretty.

Did anything catch on fire this time?

no i wasnt there

it's too bad, you'da got a kick out of all the stuffed dummies floating face down by the bridge lol

Hee! I guess chromatic aberration isn't so much a big deal when it was used for a monochrome television, eh? :D

Lots of "personality" and texture on that stool too, with all the paint cracks and chips.

the whole place had personality, it is a sad place, many people called it home, then were forced to simply leave, and they left their homes with everything behind thinking that the state would fix the bridge so they could all pack up and move, but apparently that never happened, some houses had alarms newly installed, but that was only useful until the power to the town was cut, then, one by one the homes were broken into, raveged and raided, spray-painted and or burned to the ground.
There are still bathrobes on the backs of bathroom doors, rooms still full of furniture set up as if waiting for the people to return, there are clothsets full of clothes, cabinets full of food, sinks full of dishes, some beds are still made and quietly waiting for some one to climb back in and sleep, but no one ever came home.
It;s a sad sad place.

Wow, just read the Wikipedia entry about Pleasure Beach! I'm really surprised that the gov't wouldn't do more to help restore access to the island, or at least help people move their belongings out.

Yeah, it's really sad, houses had the little letters telling them to get out stuck to the refrigerators and some had petitions laying around to save the beach, one place had a pile of save the theater stickers.
It's crazy, if you're ever down there, you should go check it out.

This is good.