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RN making a wild guess, what if they were used to help prevent foot drop? Or maybe positioning devices for the legs/feet? If you had a patient that could not walk because one foot turned out or under, this might be a way to modify that.

They should have sent them to third world countries like Europe did years and years ago.

Omg. See, this is why I am afraid of heights

mott's, i was just wondering if u could email me some info on this site. i live about 20 miles from a recently demolished kirkbride and i missed out on a good location. i would never usually ask this but i figure its all demolished now, if so my email is gp_tint at hotmail dot com

thanks again

lol. I hear ya. i dont like basements either

This engine in operation, back in 1995:
http://www.train-photo...icture/number418.asp

This would make a great wallpaper, actually.

lol!! i love the 4th comment!!

i'm sorry, bio-medical hazard, not bio-logical

wow, thats considered a level-6 biological hazard!

LOL Matt...yeah they are a bunch of arseholes (sorry--I don't usually cuss) and I watch them just so I can bash on them.

I wanted to add about this picture that the horsie actually looks like it was trying to get away, but gave up and ended up just where it is...defeated and depressed.

Oh dear...that is depressing now isn't it?

Yah Matt!

I love that name btw. I wanted to name one of our children that, but hubby wouldn't let me...party pooper. :D

I love how the trees stand out in stark contrast to the sky. :)

The light at that entrance on the left seems so unreal. Eerie.

LOL so true Matt--looks like something my 6 year old would dream up lol. :)

I noticed the lack of soap dispenser shots in this gallary...=-o

I like how the blue on the wall kind of compliments the green of the...whatever that thing is. The colors really POP at you don't they?