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What in the world?
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that would make a neat background!
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Shit is wild.. i know i been in this building and another building last week... I heard some crazy shit lt alone crazy ass socks!!!!
It almost looks as if it were something with a single wheel...being wheeled down the hallway. I don't know of anything with just ONE wheel that would be found in a hospital. I mean a unicycle has one wheel, but what would THAT be doing here???
Hey Autoguy! There you are! Kinda missed you there for a moment. :)

Yay! My comedic rival is here!

I don't know if that is a drag mark...or something else. It almost looks too neat to be something dragged.
*Applauds Vince*

Well said. I agree that there is both a mysterious AND beautiful aspect of abandoned buildings. Something about decay, and death...but also of seeing a building that was so grand at one time and seeing that beauty within it still.

I won't prattle on...I am too tired to sit here for long tonight. :)
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It is indeed haunted, I must agree. You see, this place has a well-documented history involving an especially awful murder... that to this day remains unsolved. (Just an interesting aside.)
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Beautiful.
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Interesting how tax credits meant to stimulate the restoration of this structure could be diverted and sold as if they were an open market commodity. It appears that somebody's pockets have become well lined in that situation and this structure will now meet its demise.
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...deep breath...
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Incredible lighting through that wispy curtain!! Gorgeous shot!
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Foreboding to say the least!
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The pink color is surprising.
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Egad, man. This one took my breath away.
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Decoration such as this can be a nice little relief... a reminder that cruelty snd neglect probably didn't, in fact, rule the day here. Administration cared enough to add fru-fru that could hold no purpose but to decorate.