42 Comments Posted by Jack

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this looks like something from under water in the titanic
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is it me or do i see cleevage at the bottom
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Extremely vulgar indeed, Mr. Motts i hope you didnt walk in on some ladies accidently during the porn shoot
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is that you mr. motts
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does this place still have security?
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wow in the description for the album this is just how i pictured the feild where you noticed the prints
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I LOVE THis
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yah, clairvaux was dark and spooky yet this place is cheery
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love the out of focus hallway, brilliant
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that does look like pegboard
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I done somuch research on this place and i cant find what city it is in
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I have heard that there are snakes in the tunnels. Has anyone ever seen any snakes in the tunnels?
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i live here and ive been inside. its so creepy
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I worked these wards as a high school/college student and wandered around a lot. Understand the comments about impact of visual pics, and agree they're impressive, but there was a lot of real life going on here - even I appreciated that at a young age. Just wanted to inject a real world thought in memory of the many folks that lived here in a different world.
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Worked there in '58 in kitchen as a 15 yr old kid. My mother had worked in Admin bldg earlier, and I learned to type in the record room hanging out there as an 10 yr old kid. Later worked the wards (mostly in New Building ) in high school and college) and basically grew up, learning both from patients and other attendants. Lot of sad things, discussions with many patients, but there was a lot more enjoyment too. I learned a lot about life from both patients and hanging around grounds with attendants and occasionally with student nurses. Taught me a lot about people..from both patients and workers and I'll miss not being able to see the old grounds. I learned to drive in the back roads when I was 15 and learned a lot in later years at the Cottage Crest, a nearby restaurant anyone familiar with Met will know.