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How funny! Guess it wasnt for a double barrel shot gun haha!
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Love your perspective here!... looks like i am in a dream, and i cant find my way out!
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It DOES look like tomato soup! lol :)
I have read many stories of this place and it gives me chills and makes want to cry. I can not believe all things that have happened in that place it truley angers me. I truly hope that all pure souls in this terrible terrible place find peace even after all the cruel awful things that happened to them. I have ADHD and according to what I've read I would have been considered mentally disabled .
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i am with gypsy, the ghosthunter in me comes out. those star trails, could they be orbs?
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wow motts this gallery is my favorite by far you including the three subjects i love the most hospital prison and cemeteries! Thank you for such an exciting gallery!
Thank you so much. What a good gallery, thoroughly enjoyed - AND - my heart is also filled with joy as i know it is safe; being fixed and renovated and whatnot - it will take twenty years. Lucky all those who live/will live there.
Be well and stay in ...
The two holes - how scary they are - to see someones eyes looking through those holes. It is worse than a little window, methinks.
It is perfect, the spiral stair case. And you picture is perfect. Center. Focus.
It is like in a dream. Real but unreal, at the same time. A favorite. Be well and stay in ... !
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While it would have been a fire hazard, I agree with the idea that moving a large group in a single file may have been one of the reasons for this style.
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I think it's just shadow, but it almost looks like a smoke stain over the little check door.
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All the beautiful details in these buildings are a lost art in today's world of glass, concrete, and steel.
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The glass above the door is interesting. I can't tell if it's colored or stained by mold or something else.
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I enjoy reading the details that others see in these pictures.
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I think the whole building needs to be saved.