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Vet peaceful, very cool
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Maybe that star does signify something but I guess we'll never know
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cool floor but close those windows! Hi debbie
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This great! I love the colors and the lines. It almost doesnt look real
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I get so lost in these photos, it's a mild shock to come to the last picture (sigh) and realize I haven't left home. Much as I'd like to see these places with my own eyes, I suspect they'd be less impressive. So thanks for the great gallery and for your eyes as well. Oh, waiter, would you bring me another espresso please?
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There is a very peaceful look to this hallway. I like the white floor with black borders. The blue and white walls go well with it
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With halls this long, I don't know why they needed an exercise yard. Uh, I'll be in the dining car...
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I love all the yellow and green on the building as well as the green gates and all the natural geen from the trees and grass
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Just think how many feet have passed over those stones...Awesome shot -- I've just put another noseprint on my monitor.
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I love the way the ivy is coming down through the roof. What is a sink doing there?
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Its cool yet creepy to find these kinds of remnants around. They usually have water damage and or mold
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The buildings look gorgeous restored, but these buildings with the faded patches are still beautiful. What did it look like in the arcade? Could you get in?
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That door doesnt belong in that big archway. I like the ivy on the walls but the trash doesnt belong there
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There is a lot of mystery here and nothing makes sense, Where did that wood door come from? Where does that narrow hall go? Its very creepy
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This does look creepy and lacks color. I wonder why that gurney was left there.