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Funny, I thought of what Lynne might say when I saw the picture.
She provided much insight and wisdom.
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Yeah new gallery!
The lighting here is beautiful.
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No, it's not for washing your hands before entering the room. Look at it's position: Use it for washing your feet!
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That's why I am afraid of exploring abandoned places. You'll never know what kind of people you will meet....
Sale! Sale! SALE! Come on down to the abandoned asylum for prices on chairs so low we must be crazy!
Wow this building really is on it's last leg.
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It's a soap dispencer! Weren't we talking about all the basic needs?
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It's not lonely! Isn't that another suitcase with little wheels on the far right, almost falling from the board?
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Yes, thanks Larry D. Lynne, I miss you too!
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On the right door, is there a little door attached to the lower part of the big one?
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Thank you Larry D. You said it so very well and i too miss Lynne! What a grand intuitive understanding she possessed! Thanks to Motts for linking us back to her words of wisdom.
Very nice Mr. Motts! If you are gonna be up my way anytime, let me know. We don't have a whole lot to explore around here, just an abandoned lace factory...prolly really boring. :)

I am happy I have more pics to obsess over. :)
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Well, of course it's sad when nobody helps the ill and disturbed. But I am not sure if this is really the background of this... hmm... work of art. Maybe this is just a disgusting joke by some really weird teenager who tried to be funny.
I wonder what that one in the upper corner is...looks kind of like a sink?

Neat find. :) More evidence of real people with real needs. :)
LOL Minkus...me too. WAY too much video games for me...

I feel like Indiana Jones...opening the treasure only to get squashed or impaled by something lol.