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When I see that window's metal grating it starts to feel a bit confining.
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Those ceiling patterns are like large trees overhead.
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Nice shade of green on what's left of the paint.
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Face mask time.
I can imagine what mold and or asbestos is floating around in there.
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The rag is trying to find it's way out.
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Always ready for a new gallery!
It almost seems like a ghost within the mist.
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Another great set Motts.
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Imagine the fright you'd get if you were outside the room and one of those fell out (let alone all three at once)... Florescent lights go off with quite a bang.
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Looks to be a window into the next room, possibly the room had another use before storage?
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Bobo, I think you are looking out a window. Looks like some shelves built across a window.
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Looks like moss and plaster to me too, institutions mostly had tile or vinyl floors for easy clean ups. If I'm not mistaken, I can see white and green lino under all that mess.
Well done once again.
This photo reminds me of the description of the 'wheelers' in Ken Kesey's "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest".

"After breakfast the aides would take the wheelers into the tub room and hose them off..."
Are you sure that's carpet? It looks like moss.
@ Larry D--Yeah, I remember all that stuff too.

Now I feel old--like this building.