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Have you seen the tiny light bulb at the ceiling? Looks like it's still quite undisturbed.
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I like that you can see the moden, living world outside as a contrast to the decaying world of yesterday inside.
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Well, sometimes it seems like I'm living in the wrong part of Germany. We do not have anything amazing like THIS down here.
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I think those are pumps in the foreground, possibly for a sewage lift station. The red valve handle is either for a fire sprinkler system, or controls the flow to the sewage lift station.
When I was about... 15, I saw this picture in a video about abandoned hospitals and this is the photo i saw all that time ago. I was very shocked to see this photo because I fell inlove with it and yeah
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I live in manteno and my best friend lives in the area of the state hospital now there is only a couple buildings remaining must were destoryed and every time i go and visit my friend that lives in the area that i live also super close too,we go and walk and see the wards and every bath tub was destored and there is pools in the back area thats fenced off thats hard to get to but u can get there is u know the way but anyways there is old beds back there and toliets wheel chairs shoes books its creep cause if u want to get to the other side u have to walk arcoss a bridge that creep the crap out of u cause if fall in to the water there is no way of getting u out and who knows what is in that water that has been sitting there for years i wasnt born when the hospital was open still but my grandma worked there as a nurse and she said she hated that place to no end she said that she was threated everyday and she was attacked often back then most of the pateints were crazy and the often gave them to much medciene .........
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I´m sure the leftover "b" after "no entry" said "bitte klingeln" (please ring) so the round thing had been the button for a bell.
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this room must be gross
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lol A D, and that perfect soot line is weird, how could it've burned that way?
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Much appreciated for the information and share!
Thank you Grumpy. :) I get very artistic and poetic when I look at these pictures. They ARE a form of art, and they are very inspiring indeed! :) I love looking at the little details to see if I missed anything the first time around. :)
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Alls I know is I would love to fill up my truck with all the metal I can in one of these places, I would make a fortune, recycle-recycle
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Were Resperators, thats all I have to say when going to any of these type of places,..as for this kitchen its a typical find.
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I was in these building s about 9 years ago, and they did' not look too bad some paint and minor maintence go's a long way, a care taker would have been a good idea, there are so many people that need housing and all these buildings just sitting there, rotting ! what a waste,..
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I agree the brickwork is great, nice shot!