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I wonder who was the last person to play this and what song did they play? I agree. Abandoned and rotting pianos are rather sad. This instrument will never play again.
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Beautiful hallway shot. The observation window on the door is sobering.
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That explains why these wards are empty. Now we know how important it is to keep those doors locked.
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A agree BKW. Looks like a dryer to me too. Cool rust pattern. The cracked paint on that door is pretty.
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Hehe, Stryker... Makes me think of the movie Airplane.
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Makes you wonder why someone moved that radiator cover? It it was just kids, they likely would have just thrown it across the room and not set it against another wall...
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I was born in december of 1974... but someone clearly neglected to mark that special occasion on this calendar :)
Just because you're in a hospital doesn't mean you have to look like shit :-)
this place must have a serious moisture issue
I need that sign for my office
markymark - that's the first thing I thought of when I saw this, that they were a bunch of candles. Glad to know I'm not the only one, I thought my eyes were going (again).
HOLY COW - I knew they had these contraptions for car engines so they were easier to work on but I never imagined they had them for people too!
I could clean this room up and move right in.
That is just gross, although I do like the green color
it always evokes a feeling of dispair when I see musical instruments in this condition.