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Just noticed the design on the ceiling :)
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Wonder if the round ones were used like windows seats? If not, i think it would of been cool to lay on a over stuffed cushion and read a book or just enjoy the scenery.
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Very nice gallery. I hope you go back and get more. I think I would have tried just hiding until the yelling stopped and the people went away. There seems to be lots of places to hide there.

Merry Christmas to all.
Two great galleries. Thanks, and Merry Christmas Mr. Motts.
Well framed shot, adding the trees into it. Are those the same round windows we saw in the pink and ivory shot?
I agree, MomPink. The colours and textures and Mr. Motts' eye (for a good photo) make this a great shot.
Lovely window, great view, wonderful window shot.
Quite a large room for only one medium size rectangular sink. Where are the showers and toilets?
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My Goodness! What a majestic view looking up and out of this most extraordinary window.
Wow, fantastic round windows. Very thick walls. Love the mix of pink and ivory.
This must have been in the more Italian part of Switzerland (I believe Switzerland has many areas and even climates, even though it is a small country).
Very imaginative, wonderful shot. I presume you got very low and then shot the window upwards, centering the window verticals, and including the framework of the old awning outside. Fantastic. The green grasses add a lot to the shot also.
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Also love the green and violet lighting...How did that happen? Its awesome.
The hospitals/ sanitariums are very fascinating. Wonderful architecture on this one.
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Hoping that you NEVER run out of hospitals to share with all of us! Thanks so much!