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Lynne we'd never tell you to shut up, you're always saying such interesting things! ;)

Motts I love the difference in the room colours, the light in one looks like daylight, and the other looks like moonlight.
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Great photo to start us off with Motts, I love the repetition of the arches!
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Humph! The REAL story is that he was drinking all that beer and his camera got a little cross-eyed . . .

Regardless, I LOVE this shot. Oh wait - I already said that earlier. Sorry.
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[Psssst!!!!! I think anna stole those when she stole the beer! Hope she doesn't get mixed up and drink the wrong stuff . . . ]
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Well, actually *I* am down there sometimes . . . . just waiting . . .
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Watusis . . .
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. . . number 9, number 9, number 9, number 9 . . . .
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Good Lord! I was thinking that "long" meant 30 to 45 seconds!
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quest, if I put my cursor on this webpage and press "Select All", it makes the entire page a light blue. This then lights up the page and you can see all the details. Someone with a pc, explain how to do that to quest using a pc - I gots a Macintosh. :-)

If that doesn't work and Motts doesn't mind, I can download the pic and highlight it and send it to you.
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There is plastic over the bottom windows. There are portions of the building that look like some form of abatement or construction has happened, or it could've been to diffuse light for one of the movies that was filmed inside.
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Different hospital - http://www.opacity.us/site50.htm
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I really don't know... someone with a better medical equipment background could answer that question better than me...
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Ed,
never mind the lawn, I wish my windows were that Clean!!!
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Anna
Me too, the only thing missing are the cieling radiators!
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Safe.. I think not. lol