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Great shot of a very nice hallway. I will say no more about the lamps :)
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I consider it my lucky number. It seems to appear everywhere I go. So it must mean its lucky for me somehow. :)
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OK, just tell the truth, somebody put up new lamps everywhere.....!
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What a shame! But again an intact lamp in the back!
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Knowing Italians, it is marble, look at the sheer beauty of that curve and the colour of it! It's a shame they put those cages up
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I really like the lamps in this place!
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Indeed, most people would walk past such a unit, it takes a special eye to see the beauty of it!
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Amazing that globe is still in one piece!
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Oh yes, hospitals! My favourite subject!
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Taking a quick look, the small cables make it look like the structure is falling down! It's a great shot with all those lines Nice gallery!
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Imagine the work to put those giant wheels in place! Fantastic shot!
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What a giant structure, the workers must have been intimidated by only looking at it everyday!
' i have never heard, of this hosptial. this is something new. i have read a lot about different haunted hosptials, and waverly hills; tuberculosis haunted hosptials is indeed' to me the most haunted. why with 66.000 patients died, and the body chute. and room 502, where two nurses killed themselves. lucy ann
what a sound it must of made wene those teeth broke
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Thanks - these cemetery trips are usually a kind of "aside" on the website, as they aren't truly abandoned (maybe a bit neglected).

While I don't completely disbelieve hauntings and the afterlife (I have no idea what will happen after we die), I have never experienced anything that would lead me to fully acknowledge it. After being in many cemeteries, WWII bunkers, morgues, hospitals, asylums, prisons, death camps - places of most horrific histories, and even crypts with vandalized remains... nothing. Maybe I just don't have a special talent.