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Oh - to have a big tub like that!
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Wow - I just realized how chaotic my sentence structure was! Sorry everyone. That one was a challenge to read!
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I love the lines in this one. There are several that draw my eye - The arch of the doorway and the curve of the bannister hand-rail the diagonal of the stair rail and the competing diagonals of the landing and the window ledge; and the almost verticals of the banister posts. It's almost chaotic, but my eye travels along the hand-rail to the exact focal point of the picture. It's marvelous!
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Mica, I agree with you regarding the graffiti. While I'm sure I'd have liked it more without, in this case, it almost seems to add to the atmosphere.
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I would be more inclined to support the idea of a "retreat" that those who need to get away while under treatment could make use of. Not precisely a mental institution, but more of a relaxing place to stay for a week or two for personalized care and a change of scenery. Anyhow, I really love the color and atmosphere in this photo.
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"Skinny tub" is a urinal. The pipe on the floor is an emergency drain for flooding, probably recurring condition.
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Williiewonks- YOU are creeping me out! It's just WALLPAPER!
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remember one flew over the coocoo's nest?? lol
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Of all the places to see 'korn' graffitti ...
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Beautiful
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I live in a new house on the old what used to be hellingly hospital
I've experienced some freaky shit!
Trying to move!
Very eeery and depressing feeling here
Makes u feel like ur going mad
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Why do people copy and paste from google/babelfish translator? It gives you a word for word translation & doesn't take grammar or dialect into consideration, so its not a true representation of what it says. The first few posts cover what the envelope is, means and says. Repetition not needed.
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@ Williewonks I think it's resting until he leaves. If he went back it would be in a different place I bet.
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I worked at Dever in 1978- 1985. It was called a school, but it was anything but that! Thank god for awareness and Heraldo Rivera for his gutsy documentary.
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Looks like those scrappers are at it again