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I guess you can have faith and charity without hope...

I think the outside of this place reminds me of that old Warner Brothers cartoon about the swallows coming back to Capistrano.
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beautiful images, thank you.
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MadNic-are you Nicola that worked in the main hall early 1980's? If so, I used to work with you...
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jump rope anyone??
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There was a full time diversional therapy worker in the pottery and patients would make a variety of items often using slip clay and moulds. I used to be placed here when the main worker was absent and loved being there. You're right that the patients didn't use the kin themselves but to be fair many of them were more than capable of doing so, particularly the day patients that came here. The lad that worked here did the mural work on the pottery wall and probably a lot more after I left. I also did some mural work here and in the pool area in the early 1980's but that will be long gone!
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wow, i take it that was the way in?? lol
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The second window from the left on the bottom row, is the bars half missing or are they just half painted?
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Almost has a militant look to that angel, like it is ready to strike at anyone that comes too close. As long as it is not weeping though.
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Would have been much better and fitting in more if that was a police box instead of a sign.
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wow it only took me a year to post the "first comment" lol
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i want an infrared filter for my b-day!!
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nice pic! i like the vines!
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That sure is a long hall!
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I worked at CKH in 1980's and remember seeing this artist at work. There were also two large paintings in the Main Hall underneath here but I haven't seen any photographs of them. Some beautiful images here but it's so sad to see how the building has been left to deteriorate.
Remember many good times working here....
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I wonder what the significance of that red snowflake is?