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Beautiful craftsmanship on that stair railing post. Even in this state, the grandeur and beauty peeks through the debris. It must have been something back in the day.
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you really need to do more explorations like this where you can see that the whole place is about to come down.
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Thanks for another spectacular gallery.
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Well at least the brilliant brickwork will live on through this gallery, thanks.
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BKW, reducing the size of the pipes from large to small is a cheap way of building up pressure.
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Strange to see the lower part of the wall is a dull grey as apposed to the usual pastel colour scheme of hospitals.
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Looks like it may have had a box or something over it at some stage, could have been an exit sign? Or similar
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Beautiful colours in this.
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According to Google Translate the black writing says 'come but you ran'
Can't make out the last word though 'b---'
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Almost looks like a stripped out old train.
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I like the brick walling showing through.
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I'd step over it because to me it looks like it's just a pile that's fallen from the roof, and not the floor beneath giving way.
I agree...those windows look like sad empty eyes, looking out on a world that it no longer recognizes, or that recognizes IT...

Sigh. I wax poetic tonight. :)

Time for bed! Our 15-month-old needs to b e fed and put to bed too. :)

Thanks for the gallary Mr. Motts! I have to catch up on the other 2 I missed, IF I can. :)
Yeah...how surreal that almost is...

The Past meets The Present, and it doesn't even seem like they are in the same TIME period!
Cap'n...I canna make her go any fastah!

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