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I think you are all wrong! The majority of the individuals vacationing at this fine facility were medicated to the point they could barely sit on the johnny let alone squat!
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As tattered as those who were carried on it!
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Who's next
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Really exploiting the suffering of former psychiatric patients are we? I really appreciate all your photography sans dramatic-girl-in-costume, but this is just disrespectful and quite frankly, cheesy.
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lol maaan! i wanna go there and try 2 find freddy!
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Mott,s whats up with the "Ok"'s?
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I hate pink but this shot makes it a little better for me, Good shot, Motts!
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Aww. Poor bird. I thought it was a crow. I LOVE CROWS! and ur Galleries Mr. Motts!
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Reminds me of the song "The Crow and The Butterfly" by Shinedown
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Micah
I tried to send u a message at deezil_daddy@yahoo.com. It didn't go through
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Micah
I loved playing dodge ball here
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Beautiful composition, Gorgeous color, depth....a classic!
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I think that was put up for the Halloween haunted house they do every year. Part of the route goes through the hospital wing I remember seeing that, and that door and the numbers look fairly new. I'll tell you though I thought this place was much scarier during the day than it was the night before when we did the haunted house.
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Really lovely set. I just found this site and I am in love with your work. I love old cemetary statuary. The glass encased grave...i've seen it before, but only in Chicago. It was a means to protect more delicate stonework from harsh winters and erosion.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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I viste this site often. When I was young I had the whooping cough and was kept in a crib just like this. The thing I find most aobut this site is the detail in the pictures. I veiw it more as art and I am glad to say it brings back no bad memories.