21 Comments Posted by B

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Was just there last night. It's not hard to get in but more difficult to get out. The police are there and they do patrol. You need to be smart and not walk out in the open, near the front windows, or flash your lights around. Don't break anything, take anything, or mess up the area. There is abspestos, lead paint , sharp metal, and the basement is flooded. The underground tunnels (at least one) is blocked up. Be smart and you should be fine.
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for some reason abandoned buildings like this, to me are not ugly i think you should feel priveledged to be the first person to take photos and share them on here!!! thatd be so cool-id love to do that-and the place has such history.
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wow, truly one of the best pieces
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the light gives the place life once more.
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it gives me chills, how time has made it's statement.
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intimidating, that's for sure.
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love the shot. the pigeons could easily symbolize recovered patients, finally making their way home.
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the color and curtains give off a homey feeling...how ironic.
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clever
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the light is rushing in so powerfully, kind of gives you the feeling that your in the room and somethings behind you.
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this picture is a great paradox of itself. bright, red flowers lay upon an abandoned and aged flooring.
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looks lonely
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suggests the trapped feeling of the patients possibly?
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heh, like the band Iron Maiden states from their song Wasted Years... "As soon as your born, your dying". yeah, we live, we die. my dad is a funeral director and owns the place, how do you think i feel?? and gee, no cop can harm me either because i have semi full access to all the rooms in his parlor. im still waiting to drive the hearse though... :D
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thats definitely asking for some serious health problems...