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Chalk me up as another believer in ghosts. Most definitely. I've too many true tales to tell here.....

Thanks Motts!

Yup, that's a terlet mama

I was going to leave the comments about the evil/good aspects of psychiatric care to others, as I'm not in the field nor here to cast judgement in any way... however, I feel compelled to add my own blurb at this point. To Lynne and others who dedicate their lives so completely to this care, endless appreciation. Do not be offended by remarks made regarding medical care in the past. Throughout history almost everywhere, treatments for all sorts of ailments, physical and mental, could in fact be quite hellatious and unthinkable by modern standards. Doctors doubled as barbers and kept leeches in jars next to the combs, for purposes such as "bleeding" a client to stop his nightmares, for example, in the Middle Ages. Well into the last century, strange, ineffective, and unintentionally harmful treatments were not only de rigeuer, but all we knew. Here's to progress and to systems diagnostic, logistical, medical and preventative improving to the point today in which we have Lynnes out there to care for our fellow man.

I will next time I visit here, paul

No thanks, Funky Ferret

@Andrew Last time, I didn't have time to go inside. Next time, I will probably get more time to explore the insides.

*throws up*

I want the horsey!!!! Poor horsey!!!!!!

@Larry if you want to go to Eastern State it's located on 22nd St and Fairmount Ave in Philadelphia PA

Awesome!! This would make a great wallpaper too...

I've been on this site for 3 months straight going through every set from start to finish, it's really refreshing to see new stuff posted.

So ominous. Absolutely fascinating.

Some of these images I can easily visualize as an oil painting. Such vivid colors and contrast.

Yes, the heads are disproportionate to their bodies. Baby/toddler heads are much bigger in comparison to the rest of their bodies than adult's are, that's why they look so bizare, like miniature adults. We studied this in my drawing class when I was in college.