306 Comments Posted by tom

thanks for clearing that up and just for the record Tom Tom and I are not the same person.

elder scrolls is a awesome series!, and yes i to agree that that is a pouch for holding money! :)

Ok after seeing all those coffins I got to tell you a true story... One of my fathers close friends had invested in a coffin making company and had thought it fitting to go to one of the ceremonies and the person who died had a really poor family so they bought a really cheap coffin. When they were bringing the coffin up the stairs the bottom of the coffin fell out and the body flopped down all the stairs! Needless to say he sold his shares of the company.

I think I can just make out the points of another crown up there.

yeah im only 11 years old and i have been in this place it kicks ass

It's actually the Duke's wife, and lived to the ripe old age of 91 [admin: edited related information that gave away the location, sorry!]

Imagine you switch the main on/of and the thing starts working!!??

Seeing these pictures really make me want to get out and explore. Though I dont know why I'd wish anyone ill who would move into apartments that are built where this place now is, thats just silly.

Someone earlier mentioned a bar across from the power plant named "The Round Table". I used to live about 3 miles from there and hung out there often. It was, I must say the craziest, most insane and dangerous bar I've ever been in. Some of the things I saw there I cannot even describe. There was even an old straight jacket from the hospital hanging on the wall. In the '40s and '50s it was a place for employees and visitors to eat and drink, but by the time I found it in the late '80s it had become dilapidated and almost swallowed into the surrounding brush. At that point it was "home" to the lowest rung of King's Park drug community. They closed it for a few years in the mid '90s and re-did the grounds and building. Now it's a sports bar with numerous TVs. I'll write more later.

To me a clock is not very complicated because i have built a mechanical clock and I own about ten antique clocks. I doubt it would work it would need a lot of oil and then it might not even work.

this must be part of those long interconnecting corridors mentioned at the start of the gallery

Why were the wires stripped of copper? was it left over from the war effort?

I love how the window was actualy opened with care rather than being smashed in. It gives the picture a whole new feeling. Also its gross that somone actualy took a crap in there... at least they opened the window to let the smell out.

they had hydrotherapy tubs right next to eachother privacy issues although they did similar with the showers in assylums....

its a giant two story wall of broken windows I LOVE IT!