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So many questions come to mind when I see an object like this in an abandoned building. How long has it been there? Who dropped it there? Who wore it? Questions that will never be answered.
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If a ceiling falls down and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?
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It's neat the way the radiators are recessed into the walls.
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Spectacular floor. Looks like the sink didn't fare as well.
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It says "Grazie per essere sempre al nostro fianco.", that is "Thank you for being always at our side."
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Great to see you on here! & dont ya know ..Great minds think alike :)
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The table thing reminds me of a morgue...
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With some fixing & cleaning, this place would be ideal for a movie set.
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Haha! That's what I thought too, Lucie!
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I'll bet these beautiful patterns have been stared-at in detail for hours by many patients. I can picture them following the pattern as they walked along.....
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So Glad you're back, Motts! I, too, have checked (the forums) every day, but obviously failed to check the main page...duh. We missed you terribly, but we also know that life happens. I REALLY enjoy going back through the older explores you've done...a reminiscing of sorts. Your work provides a necessary "escape" for many of us here, and for that we are thankful! May your 2013 be blessed and happy!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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Dear lord it's like 4 years since its been gone ....da fuck
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I wonder if a tree or other plants root system outside the wall caused this buckle in the tiles? Motts, could you tell at all?
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Lots of space to stretch out & relax in this room.
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A bathtime with a view & you could share it with a friend next to you in the other tub there.