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What a find! This mural has it all. It is dated yet ancient and timeless. Eyes, outer space, Nature and flowers and a wall, and swirls and circles and explosions, crawling and backbones.......am staring............WOW! Who made this? We will never know! You are great, Mr. M.Be well and safe.
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It looks like it escaped, alright.
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Ah hahaha, hi, my name is mica, and just found this site in Feb. this year 2012 - (am sooo far behind) and came right into Manicomio, and got really scared, black page, go figure. Will remember date forever: a new world! Am not alone anymore!
(Was looking for abandoned old Russian churches.)
Yepp, am mos.def. addicted, and have started chain-smoking, too!
Am thankful, and very happy here! Have learned so much good stuff about just about every-and-any-thing.You guys are awesome, and i laugh a lot lot lot: Fun Every Day-style! Yes, may you ALL always be well is my daily wish. And Mr. Mott safe, too. Regards to all from Sweden.
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You are The Man, Mr. Mott, amazing and awesome: have never even imagined anything like this! Much less seen. What stuff you find, and take a picture of, am so thankful! Extra plus for the ceiling above, too. May you always be well and safe is my wish.
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Yes, that PH lamp "Kotte"; you can get a small one from Svenssons i Lammhult,, Sweden, in stainless steel for $ 8.653, still in fashion, liked and trendy. Don´t defend taking/stealing the light, but i do hope it is being taken care of and is loved and enjoyed, brightening a room up: it is huge! A very good shot.
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Am wondering if there were lights in those ceiling-squares, and how the bulbs were changed. Like the clean strictness in this shot.
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What a beautiful window-set! Toilet in the corner, burgundy tiles and, wow, even the plumbing has been painted burgundy. They took good care of the details. The water-tank is gone, hmmmm....and what is that rounded thing above the missing sink? A lamp? Or something for soap?
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On Wikipedia it says:
"The Sterling is to be demolished in February 2012."
Is this trustworthy??? So it´s gone then? On Google Earth it´s still there.
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I know this might sound like kind of a dumb question and it probably is, but do any of these hobos cause any trouble? I guess my question is, are they completely nuts and are they going to try to kill two girls exploring this place?
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Ohhh how lovely they are! Are they really safe now? Truly hope so!
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They had to beautify everything back in the days: how many eyes would actually SEE this? They decorated so elegantly and pleasurably, am always wondering if people were kinder and nicer with all the scrolls and leaves on their mind, and surrounded by them. Nice find! Am enjoying this gallery a lot. May you always be well and safe is my wish.
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sadly enough, this one is being demolished/reconverted too.
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just have to say how much i love this photo; i don't know, the light seems so perfect and there's just enough...stuff placed perfectly in the frame, and the hints of color in the leaves...hahaha can you tell i'm not a photographer?
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these filled-in arches make me sad, love the architecture in the old photos, and i guess i'm just a little picky, but did they have to make every door in the arches off-centered? probably just easier somehow, but there's my nitpick note of the day haha
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Awh... L'Italia has it's own lone chair...