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Now thats amazing love the side walks.
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Intresting whats behind the wall. Maybe a dry prisoner mummy.
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Time for bloody rust shower. Man those showers have seen beter days.
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Intresting color looks like aqua green or something between.
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Yaay a new gallery I'm so happy.
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Nice gallery!
The grounds are well kept; the mow the lawn!
Thank you Mr. M.
Love this picture! Keep coming back! Can´t help myself, hahaha!
It has a soul! A Complex whole. It has it AL! Beauty, and thrilling excitement. Imagine "knowing" a building like this! Awesome.
Thanks, Mr. M. Am happy!
The top windows did not get the arch. Great trick; it makes it all more interesting to admire and look at. Love this!
Yes LAMP, FTW!
WOW! They built for beauty; with absolutely the best intentions. It went some wrong. Yes, things do go wrong with us humans, on all different levels.
Found the double window of those special "2-radiator" rooms - way up top, left & right!
Thank you for this pic. Can´t stop smiling. Yer da bestest, Mr. M.
Am so happy you show this picture!
Human beings in a nutshell! Not liking to take responsibility, me neither, hahaha!
It is just nice to ponder.
" Hey, what about the Xerox?"
"Naw,, who cares? Too heavy. Too much hassle. Just leave it!"
Yes, maybe it is still being paid for. Would not surprise me!
Good picture.
How splendid! This was a warm room back in the days, only one radiator. Sunny! It is still lovely despite the boarded up windows and the decay. Imagine this as a dining room, with a huge table, by those wondows, and the lovely view!
Well done.
Gasped again! Opposite? But it is a very cold room, thus the two big radiators were needed.
And they sure wanted a LOT of Light, 3 x 4 of those fluorescent tubes; it was bright as day in there!!
Ahhh it must have felt so wonderful when you found this rooms: ANOTHER ONE! Thank you!
Fun room! With personality and soul. Bit sacramental; guess it is the shape of windows. Would love to have it!, too! Such a good size and shape! Well done, Mr.M.