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What a wonderful view!

yes they do silkster. and that particular buiding is one of the most dangerous ones to be in. it was the one that was nicknamed the "Punishment Ward", because that is where they punished-a.k.a. tortured- patients. it is dangerous, because of all the harmful things in there. plus, it is out in the open, and it is easy to get caught in there.

Standard institutional shower hoses from way back when. We still have some like this and use 'em, and they actually work a lot better than the new stuff - better water pressure and all.

sande is right. when the children didnt get the attention they needed, they realized they could smear - im going to be polite here- human feces on themselves so the staff HAD to give them a bath.

This is where they beamed Motts up.

Poor l'il fella. Maybe he's the only non-smoking chair in the bunch.

I really like what you did with this shot. This is a picture I could look at over and over again and keep finding something new about it each time.

Mmmmmmm . . . . . . very nice.

Ah, geez - INCREDIBLE shot!

Whoa! Super color and textures!

Em, is that where the rotted males were placed?

I'm just asking . . .

Maria is right. the do patroll the area, and the do carry drawn weapons. they will shoot on sight, so beware. and has anyone but me been up to the tower? if you can get up there,which i am not saying how, is the best spot to check out where the patrolling officers are.

sande, so do i. what town? i live in Linfield

yeah, this is an incredible gallery. you've done this place great justice.

As a former special ed teacher (in the years before the Great Flood that covered all the earth), we used to use these if we wanted to make multiple copies of anything. You could always tell school teachers (but you couldn't tell them much - har har!) because they had purple streaks all over their faces and hands because of the damnable mimeo ink. That was a true mess. Sigh . . . . .