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Neat
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Amazing shot. I can only imagine severly distressed patients clinging to the mesh doors as staff walk past checking on them.
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Another nice pic especially with the watertower in the background.
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@STL girl:LOL

Cool pic
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Nice perspective
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Nice picture. I like how the trees are bending in to form a canopy.
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duh...
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point well taken- i was thinkin' of slipping out of town and watching the fiasco - would break the bank for it -where to find the TRUTH- save the expletives for tthe wrecking crew
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Mr Motts, do you ever worry about your lung health when you go into these buildings? Asbestos and all.
hey wanderer! asking the village will be futile, even if they respond,
it would just be more fuckin LIES, right? oops i'm swearing already

SORRY... but, uh... the Millbrook Independent tries to cover the scene,
but they can't seem to even deliver my subscription to me, so....
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This is one of the few buildings friends and I did not get a chance to visit. We were told the building that burnt down the night before we went was the morgue, but we were also told it was up more a ways, either way I really want to visit/and terrified to!
The font is "Murray Hill"
I LOVED Harold & Maude ! The part where Harold "torching" himself iin the background just tickled the heck outta me for some reason!
(R.I.P. Bob Ross) Just "Beat the Devil" outta that solvent-soaked brush, and giggle forever!
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There were actually 7 cells in the hole. The windows shown were behind cells 1 - 6. There was no window behind cell 7. When the light that was controlled by the officer was turned off, it was pitch black in cell 7 - even at high noon.
@Hii-Thanks for the tip.