Old aqueduct, Henley, Oregon
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Yep, it's him. Making a cheeseburger and doughnut…
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Gothic revival
Every time I see this it reminds me of the richly creepy atmosphere of Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California, particularly the study of 1930s millionaire/publisher William Randolph Hearst.
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I toured the place a long time ago and left thinking it would be great to be a millionaire, but I wouldn't dream of spending it like Hearst did.
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I toured the place a long time ago and left thinking it would be great to be a millionaire, but I wouldn't dream of spending it like Hearst did.
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