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Odd angles but beautiful colors
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Look they reduced and blocked off some of the windows, so its possible they did the same in operating room you had a few pictures back.
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seem to be in the blue hues here
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Its so sad how these old buildings get so deteriorated, and left behind with so much history to them!
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Certainly does not look quite a sunny anymore.
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Looks like it could be the same, they could have reduced the size of the window at some point.
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ahhhh, the lone chair! Love it!
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Motts, did you find any interesting papers or books in here?
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I love how you always capture the beauty in these old places. Your pictures are amazing as usual!
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If people really want to find abandoned places to explore then they should find them on their own thats half the fun of it. Motts doesn't have a secret map that was given to him by some higher power, he researched places and he made connections and networks of people that he could trust and people that would tell him about or take him to places like this. Ultimately he has done all the work to make these connections, took the risks, and found the places so he has every right to decide if he wants to tell people the name(s) of the location(s) or not, and people should respect that.
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i was returning to the sight to pick up where i left of at the Norwich State Hospital and was pleased to see a new post! i have been consumed by the sheer beauty and history ! WOW!
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Yeah I was thinking this one in the corner could use a cigar...
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It's like they put the face of a grown man on the baby/toddler thing. That's weird, and yes, ugly.
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The brick by the door adds a lot to this shot
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This is beautiful we own a cemetary, I am always drawn to the older ones, we have one here I wish Motts would photograph, thank you for these pics
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount