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That's a great shot. Reminds me of those paintings with the reflections in a lake or something to that effect. Hope nobody there had to go to the bathroom really bad, lol!
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Sure does! What a great view!
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not that they wouldn't have held up, just that they were no longer in use, sorry for any confusion, everyone.
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The fire escape looks like it was slapped on after the fact in order to get the building up to code.
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OK Sam, I can not figure it out, give it up!
ANYONE agrees with me also, She also says to stop teasing and give it up.

as well as ~Me.
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Yeah, I noticed that straight away too, nitedrive73, and the skull on the front door.
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Take a minute to think about the different last names and backgrounds these patients came from.
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Wooden ones would have been long but gone by this time.
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that bed is grose
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Looks like someone is peering down from the ceiling,ghost hunters would love this.
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Anna's probably right,it might be especially made for patients with convulsions.
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I wonder why things were just left like this...I mean,it's not like it was abandoned in a hurry,like Pompei or something.
Yea,makes you wonder who these people were,if they had some kind of joy in their lives despite the misery in these hospitals.I hope they had.
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I can't stand watching those baby items and beds...it's sad and terrible beyond belief.Powerful shot
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Sure looks like this door has a mean smile on its face...
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this is one of the saddest pictures I've seen here...the bars are no more,no less than prison bars..:(
Poor kids,I can't stand looking at it.