46 Comments Posted by Lola

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How does one find these abandoned places? Just out of curiousity.
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I live in Wilkes Barre and never got the opportunity to go inside the Sterling. Though I've always wanted to see it. Thanks Motts for traveling and taking this photos!
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I would have totally jumped out of that window lol nice bed though and theres alot of room not to shabby
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=(
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It's amazing how there was so much care put into the construction of this facility and hardly any put into the people it was built for.
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mmm pepto-bismol pink
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I absolutley adore this shot. It makes you feel lonely and hopefull all at once.
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ack sleeping in an insane asylum, I would have needed the bottle of wine.
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between the light streaming in from above and the open door...freedom...a grabbed opportunity.
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my fingers are itching to get a hold of some of those papers....simply because they exist. pipe fittings sound great to me!
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the emergence from the dark is just stunning...i seemed to, for a second, see the doors in their original beauty before realizing the room's actual state.
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the solid red irritates me...makes me want to bust through it, let something else be seen.
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at first glace i thought some sort of alien embryo was bursting out of the wall!!!
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i'm inclined to agree with the musings....there is a LOT of texture and color behind that door....makes me curious/nervous to find out what's inside
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ye gods that is beautiful.