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What beautiful craftsmanship. Thanks for the new gallery Motts. This was a cool place to visit. I'm an Opacity addict. Love this site.
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Not getting through there without a blowtorch, or a hacksaw.
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I really like this photo. The colors are remarkable. It's cool how the bars in the foreground and the rest of the facility in the background are all in focus.
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..interesting.
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Folks, much of this stuff, is leased they become obsolete, parts no longer available etc. The leasing company simply writes it off, in most cases it never actually belonged to the facility. The blue tubing and humidifier etc should of been biohazard bagged, (red bag), I bet when this place did close down, this patient could of been one of the last transferred out, long term "vent" beds are not easy to come by. Thats really the sad part of this great photo. Mott's thank you for the new galleries.
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Attitude is more important than education?
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The unknown artist has talent. Cool find.
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Appears to be in good shape for a place that's been abandoned for 10 years. Great shot.
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Looks like a good place to get shanked.
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Oh Hell No! That would drive me crazy. What on earth were these cabinets used for? Personal items?
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As bad as this is, I would rather sleep here than in that open dorm.
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shin buster
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Home sweet home. That toilet looks mighty cold.
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Reminds me of Basic Training Barracks at Fort Sill, OK
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Beautiful brickwork. Just think, a human hand touched every one of these bricks during construction.