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Very odd. Maybe the painter had to stop and came back the next day to do the arms, and didn't notice he/she put them on the wrong side.
I agree, Rekrats. Great shot.
Great title. It looks reptilian.
I agree with Mike, first time I've seen "modern" plastic shower inserts in an old hospital. Nice shot, Mr. Motts, of shower - door - shower.
Fabulous, a new gallery. Nice to see everyone back, and happy birthdays to those having or had them. Very interesting to see the historical pictures. Nice commentary Mr. Motts on the hospital's past and on your visit, i.e. creeping through the basement tunnels and coming across modern LED's, whoops.
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I'll bet the door isn't as narrow as it looks because of the height of the door plus the transom window.
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BTW, Mama.. I know this is OT, but I am originally from Scranton.. small world. Still have family there (including a cousin who is a mother to 5) .. The live just off Luzerne St. =) ... do love me some Texas Weiners.. Was sad to see the Liberty close...
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LOL.. Rekrats.. that's funny. I do that all the time now. Even at work. I go to the bathroom and look around and wonder if some day in the future, this building will be abandoned and someone will be in here photographing the bathroom and everyone will be commenting on it... =P .. I always look around now and ponder how the building and its rooms will decay.
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and a Puffin
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and a Yucca plant
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Motts Thanks for another wonderful gallery to see everyday. Keep up the wonderful work you do. Hi! JackieB Where are you at. What do you think of this gallery.
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WHOA. Fascinating.
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SQUEAMISHLY EVIL
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Oooooooooooooo so freakish to me something so simple.
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Heellllpppp! This is even worse than the pic before - hideously scary!!!