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Almost looks like moss on the walls. Great perspective shot, Mr. Motts!
I thought maybe the dark sections on the ceiling were mold, until I noticed the matching pattern of flaked paint on the floor.
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LOVED it!
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Looking at the biggest wallpaper size, it looks like it says DIME above the door. Was it a pay-to-use door?
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5 PM is when the snoopers came around.
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this is obviously not a serious web site or genuinely interested in real human experiences aned suffering have sadly realised.
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WELL SOMEWHAT SHOCKING TO FIND SUCH HIDDEN HISTORY I have difficult memories of dancing,IN THAT HALL TO ROSES OF PICARDY WHICH WASNT FAMILIAR WITH AT ELLsinging,keeping a hedgehog in the wardrobe. making a cake in OT, winning all the prizes for wild flower collection and evetything almost else oney ear in the eisteddfod, running away down the railway line to rhyl, listening to the fear of people havind electric shock treatment and imagining them experiencing it, smelling the weird smell of the long corridor up through the main hospital to Ot and the supposedly deadly dangerous Golau villa- now recognise as cooked urine. i am 58 now was 14 then. eternal memories of doing 'waltzes 'with smelly older men nd tos h club which have only recently understood what that is!! maxine '-get the fire brigade-maxf rom the isle of man and terry if u r out there get in touch I have survived!!!!
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At first I thought it was a big speaker. Imagine the bass it would play! It may not be too good for a building in this condition though...
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I like to see things like old wallpaper, tile, etc. uncovered. It's a like a look into the distant past.
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ManCave!
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Looks like you can see 4 rooms down!
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What is this zombie of which you speak?
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Yup, it's blood.
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Wow, I didn't notice the rust drips. Or, is that blood?
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Zombie Trap