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So mysterious...
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Another Gallery!? and so soon :) How wonderfully awesome!
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The famous 'haunted room with the carousel' ! I've seen a couple of tv showa about this hospital and this very room is consider the center of ghost's activity in the place, where many mediums have sensed presences and also seen the carousel moving by itself...
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What an amazing floor!
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(De-lurking)

Brava, Lynne! Brava!

We should all be so lucky as to have someone like you looking out for us.

(Lurking)
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Boredom could certainly explain all those thousands of scratches in the plaster walls.

Yeah the layout of this place was odd. I'm guessing that one floor was a huge dormitory and the other was a huge day room. I only recall a few "normal" sized rooms - toilet, hydrotherapy/washroom, nurse's station, closet, private bedroom/seclusion.
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Yeah, there's just so much to go through, might be a while :-)
I've only been back to the Pines once briefly a few years ago, but had to get out of there fast, so no photos. I miss it.
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*String* that is.
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Seriously... the soap dispenser jokes are sooooo old.
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This is what the old train station in Kingston looks like.
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He's about to be ripped in half.
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We use to make bigger wreaths like this small one out of grape vines...very pretty all finished and decorated. I like to get a look at those dishes.
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I was hoping for a closer look at this! Thank You Motts!
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maybe he ate his sting.
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The tin can reminds me off the tin can phones kids use to make with 2 cans an a long piece of sting...cool mirror!