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OUSTANDING!!!!!!!!!
Dark-Star, you are correct. Diagnostic x-ray machines (the ones for broken bones, CT and mammograms) only produce radiation for the fraction of a second that the Tech pushes the button. Therapy x-ray machines for treating cancer have an actual radiation source that is enclosed in a led lined chamber. When the door to the chamber is opened, everyone and everything in the area is exposed to radiation (closest to the source = the stronger the dose). In the USA, no therapy x-ray machine would be allowed to be "abandoned" without the removal of the radiation source, but in other countries, who knows?
yeah, a legend in his own mind you mean. If you're defending "Big T" and his actions, then you're just as big a loser as he is.
I grew up 6 houses from this main gate on Silverbrook and used to walk my Grandmother to work. She was a telephone operator for over 35 yrs and most ofmy uncles were guards there and they all retired from there. It was a main source of income for some Lorton residents and if there was a break, they didnt stay around town, they headed straight up the railroad tracks to DC. I remember when it was a working prison with apple orchards, dairy farm and even a brickyard. Our family property was sold to builders to build all those houses that surround the prison now. I miss the old days, but dont and wont miss the prison when they do get around to tearing it down, it's progress.
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How in the world did you find a location in Baltimore that was free of graffiti and vandalism (as far as I can see?) Most of that city is covered in it. (I'm originally from the Baltimore area). It must have taken a lot of "creativity" to get in that place. I sure do appreciate your efforts. (-:
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How did you find a building in Baltimore that was (as far as I could tell) free of graffiti? That city is covered with graffiti and vandalism!
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you take amazing pictures keep it up i love this page
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don't know if Motts would take this one on- ask him from the board- he seems to check in-anything is worth it- people get the haunted thing cos they don't have any other explaination-- and glad U R taking on UE for yourself i'ts fun but watch out for the FUZZ -it keeps me at bay
once a building is gone so is the history nomatter how inconsequetial it seems bet U got some humdingers out you way
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i would love to experence to be placed in one for a few days and be treated as if I were confined to one for a long time.
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somebody sqeezed all the soap from that dispenser lol great gallery as always Motts
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Fascinating. This gallery makes me want to draw a lot of these images, especially the hat on the bench. Great colors and textures in that one.
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Seeing things like this, and elaborately tiled floors, really makes me resent modern "architecture".
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Looks like mirrors at first.
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This is awesome, but I can't look at it for too long.
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Oh that tile. Beautiful.