3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

Nope!

I'm really not sure, I want to say it was boarded but I don't think it was. The facade might be covered in ivy or overgrowth.

Very warm water - it's a great way to relax someone who might have muscle contractions or difficulty just moving around.

Thanks for shedding some light on that Lynne, it always seemed so cold and impersonal, but I see now what the intentions were behind the word

Thanks for explaining that better than I could've ever done, Lynne.

On the topic of adult cribs, an interesting item used was the "Utica Crib" - it was a wooden crib that had a lid on top, used for patients who would not stay in bed. It has long since been antiquated, but there are some remaining in museums.

Thank you gin, I wonder if there is a specific name for the contraption?

The light was coming through the ceiling, which means water got into the wood stairs... they looked a bit rotted out so no I didn't go down there.

That's an interesting thought, crow_n_key.

Yeah we got a little wet walking back... I wished the power lines weren't there but it was a quick snapshot, the road ahead was being driven on.

I'm not sure, I wasn't going to try my piano playing skills with a unmarked police car nearby....

November 2004, I believe.

Thanks for taking it upon yourself to ignore my many requests to not post the names of certain places.

Wow, that's awesome, thanks Snows.

This room seemed to have a very wide slide from the window into the room. It might have been a trampoline-like cushion at the bottom of the slide.

I don't remember, probably a crumpled window shade or maybe asbestos piping.