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Are you serious?! You actually found a lone chair. I think this is proof that there is a lone chair everywhere.
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I love the banister, how you can barley see it but what you can see of it, it's crooked
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You go to a lot of abandoned places.. do you ever take souvenirs, because I know some of these items have got to be worth something.
Hey gypsy?

They are hiding from...

THE ZOMBIES!! They don't want to get dragged down the hallway like whatever it was t hat was in those other pics.
LOL Katy! There will be a long wait though...there sure are a lot of them. :D
HAHAHA Katy...actually I am neither an optomist nor a pessamist...I am a pragmatic. :)

Believe it or not, I actually see this rom as "half-empty" instead of "half-full" for some reason. I wonder why that is...even though I am pragmatic, I still ike to see the half-full side of most things if I can.
Wow. Look at that rotting wood...termites would have a FEAST here!
Great comment Vince! That is right on too! I love Dali's work--always fascinated me. I wonder what was hanging on the wall where those rectangular shapes are....
That could be dangerous with my mind lol. :D

Is that a bathroom waaaaaaay in the back there? I am still enchanted by that greenish hue. I feel like I am under the sea. :)
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Quite an idea, Evil. I'm for any idea that keeps the history of these forgotten places alive.
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...the mugshot of a hairdryer. Hehe awesome
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Lol... looks like they all scuttled to the corner together to hide from something.
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Complete and total isolation. Wow. Don' t know how anyone could view this one without experiencing some fairly deep emotion.
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Fascinating. Once again, one can still almost see them sitting there in today's sunlight.
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...one gets the notion to wait and stare at the recent photo, hoping that any moment the light will rise up the stone walls and bring those old forgotten souls once again into focus... like they're still sitting there...