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charity wrote:
ya'll sooo craaazzzyyy! Nearly choked on my cheetoos. shower shoes anyone?
- Location: Lorton Reformatory (view comments)
- Gallery: Behind the Wall
charity wrote:
She looks pissed, maybe she reminded him of his wife...lol.
- Location: Lorton Reformatory (view comments)
- Gallery: Behind the Wall
charity wrote:
..and time stood still... great shots. love tne colors. great news about the book. sign me up!
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: The Old
charity wrote:
Thank you for another outstanding gallery.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
charity wrote:
takes my breath away.....
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
charity wrote:
I agree with Matt I love the IR shots. Great compisition. what camera do you use? And do you perfer digital?
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
charity wrote:
I love the filter on these shots. ultrviolet? anyway perfect framing as always Motts.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
charity wrote:
very well said canada and ohh how true. great shot motts
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Forgotten legacy wrote:
If I were a shrink, I would shat bricks analyzing these.
- Location: Königin Elisabeth Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Trashed
Waillellemori wrote:
hi, new to the site, thanks.
- Location: Gaebler Children's Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Control
boiler1220 wrote:
Joseph
I am so sorry thst this place stayed with you for so long. I know of a lot of kids that left that place worse then when they went in. As for your time there, I was there at the same time. You were either on ward B or 2-EAST. Me and a few friends told eachother that we weren't gonna let them get to us, and we took everything as a big joke. It helped a lot while we were there. It also helped a lot in life. So nothing ever left there with me except lack of trust and love and other feelings that I guess "normal" people have
I am so sorry thst this place stayed with you for so long. I know of a lot of kids that left that place worse then when they went in. As for your time there, I was there at the same time. You were either on ward B or 2-EAST. Me and a few friends told eachother that we weren't gonna let them get to us, and we took everything as a big joke. It helped a lot while we were there. It also helped a lot in life. So nothing ever left there with me except lack of trust and love and other feelings that I guess "normal" people have
- Location: Gaebler Children's Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Control
boiler1220 wrote:
Luke of 88
I was there about 10 years ago and the place was in much better shape then when you went there. The windows weren't boarded and it was easy to get in. What did you think of it when you were there.
I was there about 10 years ago and the place was in much better shape then when you went there. The windows weren't boarded and it was easy to get in. What did you think of it when you were there.
- Location: Gaebler Children's Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Control
wanderer wrote:
Ratchet has a very interesting vocab
- Location: Bennett School for Girls (view comments)
- Gallery: Close Calls
Ŗivẹt wrote:
Woah! I actually remember the office I worked in having that Netscape package back in the 90s. Win 3.1 was a real pile of ... well anyway.
Per Sara's question, indeed I do recall saving things to cassette tape back in the Rad 80s. Fortunately, tape technologies have come along way since those old days. :)
Per Sara's question, indeed I do recall saving things to cassette tape back in the Rad 80s. Fortunately, tape technologies have come along way since those old days. :)
- Location: Undercliff State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Secret Things