3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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I'm sure studies have been conducted with responses to living in different colored surroundings, although I'm not familiar with them.

Most of the old psychiatric hospital bedrooms I have seen were painted with bright and vibrant yellows, greens, blues and reds; the newer facilities seem to be mostly off white and neutral tones. They are never dark or drab.
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It reads, "In joy your summ", maybe a first attempt at the message below. Another message nearby read, "Happy Easter to all my friends".
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Thanks, I still have a few more galleries of this place coming up!
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I'm really not sure, you're asking the wrong guy :-)

I'm sure a more nautical person could take a good guess...
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Unfortunately it was borrowed from a friend... otherwise I'd be there a lot more!
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That's pretty cool, how old of a boat was it?
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Nah not really... you need to drive it over there and haul it through some nasty shit, half the work is getting it out on the water.
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The water is pretty shallow, only a few feet in most places. I would venture to say most of these ships are halfway sunk into the muddy bottom... and this water is not a place you would want to swim or dive in.
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The stairs in this building were the sturdiest places, as they were mostly constructed with stone.
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Actually, that's the design of the cages placed over the windows... they were a little more ornate than just vertical bars.
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Nothing much except for some blank paper...
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Yeah, I'd love to do this again in the fog.
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I wasn't in this particular place alone, but I have gone solo a lot in the past.

The coffin had a liner, a pillow, and straw inside.
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Thanks, everything on here is digital; this was taken with a 300D Rebel. I do levels and contrast work on many photos.
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The property is patrolled 24/7. Building seven and it's morgue are located at Kings Park Psychiatric Center.