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Paint can paradise

The Pines was well renowned for its god-awful color schemes. Indeed the paint was carefully tucked away under the Sheraton building so it could be used years later to restore the same god-awful colors despite being way out of style. And people wonder how these buildings catch fire!

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Pete ruins Paintball at the Pines Hotel

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South Fallsburg
Sullivan
New York
United States

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Canon PowerShot S70
(Replaced by Canon PowerShot S90)

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