203 Comments Posted by MomPink

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Okay, guys, I'm right behind you. Don't trample me on the way down. Ulp! Are those walls getting closer together?
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Billious green, outrageous orange -- and now here's the Pepto Bismol pink. This place has it all. Just wondering how many inmates were cured and released from here?
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That beautiful window and the graceful arches! The idiot who approved that orange should be locked in here.
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Amazing contrast between the peeling paint and the shiny tile. I can't imagine having to spend any time in this room. Almost a bad as Pepto Bismol pink. Burp. 'Scuse me...
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Exactly what I'm thinking, Lucie. To someone in a fragile mental state, I think this would bring on a relapse. Was there perhaps a colony of hippies living here at one time?
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It almost looks like something you'd see in New Orleans (well, at least, before hurricane katrina)...
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Whew! At first glance, I thought it had a medical use and shuddered to think what evil torture was inflicted on some poor hapless loony.
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Rifiuti Infetti... Radioactive confetti? I have no clue, but I think I'd give those 'danger cups' a wide berth.
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The architecture is lovely, but I think it must have been very stark without those plants above the windows. I wonder what kind of plants those are. The ones on the floor almost look ferocious the way they're massed over the floor.
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This is beautiful. I love how the plants are spilling through the doorway. It must have been incredible before it was abandoned.
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Mossy Grotto: Perfect description -- and beautiful, too.
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Even though it's still in use, it looks abandoned. I'd find it hard to go to church there.
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Very creepy.
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Good grief! What a depressing room!
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Yeah, I like the floor tile too.