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有机会的话 我也想去楼主拍照的地方看看 虽然我不知道那是什么地方
不过 这风格我喜欢
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we just got back to boston from here, it wasn't a bad location! did you check out centralia? about 30 minutes away?
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for some reason abandoned buildings like this, to me are not ugly i think you should feel priveledged to be the first person to take photos and share them on here!!! thatd be so cool-id love to do that-and the place has such history.
I agree hllhnd, it looks like the cat's neck is at a very unnatural angle, possibly broken.
Someone needs to clean their bathroom!!!!!
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Aids! And yes its biohazardous waste
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Lol stfu get facts. Stop wasting peoples time with your nonsense,child.
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Why do people keep saying theres people watching you motts?theres no one anywhere
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Boy, oh boy, how much would I enjoy having a look in the space between the two ceilings. I can just imagine how many items have been discarded up there through the years.
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Jlb youre correct and i have some pt files from kp about 2 boxes i can tell u where the file room is ive been there recently. Im searching for my aunts records but i know that is simply impossible. Laurawlnight@gmail.com
I see the face too, it looks like an owl's face to me
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Sorry to say the most logical thing here BUT they put the elevator to the lowest floor possible as a safety precaution. Imagine if the cable broke when it was on the highest floor it would then crash down with a force that you would feel in the ground for acres. Also the brakes could rust out over the years of wear and neglect.
The potty chair was probably just kids though, trying to make a gruesome scene.
Motts your pictures are great and I love coming to your site. I love the locations in Ma, mostly because that is where I am located.
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I found another article this one written by a local paper.
http://www.tauntongaze...finalized-in-Taunton
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They sold the land to the school on 12/22/11. I believe they are putting in a sciece center of some sort. For all those interested here's the info that is avail.
http://www.mass.gov/an...l-redevelopment.html