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That would make more sense
Poor bones, they should have been removed and given a proper burial. I hope that made sense, it's early here, lol!
Yeah, it probably did not smell too nice in there in the hot summer humidity
Yeah, I would NOT want to walk around in there! Plenty to cut your foot on or trip and fall. But yeah, it is pretty despicable that some don't respect the dead.
The green colors here are so beautiful!
Yay, new gallery! It looks pretty treacherous walking around in there, that's for sure. It is sad that people would destroy the final resting place of others, so disrespectful
@ all Lynnes +Marie, CMT

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Motts, thank you as always for sharing with us. Beautiful shots. Sadly forgotten by future loved ones, but we probably will be as well. So few know where their previous family members are interred much less who they really were - prior to their grandparents. We don't care where we came from anymore.
Ohhhh........ohhh... OK
Thank you, Motts, very much, indeed - you are The Best - and bone skilled also. Live and learn. Excellent!
They look so rich highly colored like this; appreciate more than white bones, now.
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This was called the hole !!! In C build I know because I was taken there for a week for excape from ward A-21 build A Suppervisior Jones
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You all joke about that place but I was there and it was pure Heck! I was just around 10 or 12 on ward A-21 in the main build. The tunnels were all through the buildings so we could not excapt but I did and got as far as Indiana. I broke out a window by breaking the hinges on my window and crawing out in the midle of the night by droping bed sheets down to the ground and climing out.
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if you want more information about that place or the truth about that place e-mail me at mistle.toe@verizon.net if I feel safe to talk to you I will give you a number to call me on.
That will depend on how your out-look is on these matters. I have been very successful in life ever since that time, and don't want to be disrespeceted because of my stay there because I was a kid who had a habbit of getting into little jams along my childhood days.
I agree about the evil doctor, straight jackets, and the ECT Motts, my first thought when you said that was either Hostel or the 1999 version of House On Haunted Hill.
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As "disrespectful" as it is to desecrate a grave... the dead don't care... and apparently the living don't either.
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Carolyn, I assume it's a glazed brick, since it hasn't fallen off the ceiling as I would suspect tile would do, but I'm not 100% certain. I'm a sucker for herringbone patterns as well.