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I am way late to the party but it looks like someone cut out shapes and put them on the cabinet doors. It looks like snowflakes & Christmas stockings.
Hey Motts can you make this a wallpaper please? (fnds it hard to type with a kitty on my lap, he likes your galleries as much as I do!)
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I find it odd that there are such big windows in the morgue...
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There is an Ernest McCrae who lived in Springfield, MA but died in 2002. I wonder if he worked at this prision.
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I'm just trying to find out some information on Letchworth as I just heard about it from someone who works very closely at a facility that assists Developmentally Disabled people. I've never heard of Letchworth before the other day, but would like to know more about it. Maybe someone could share some stories from people who resided there or their families? The only information that I've learned from reading the boards here is the place is abandoned, people are sad about that, it used to be beautiful and that most people like to write with cap locks on, and don't understand grammer or punctuation. Could someone give me an informative website please? I've tried google & bing, with no luck.
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In fact MERRY CHRISTMAS to everyone!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks for another good one! Keep um coming! Merry Christmas to you and your family
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Turns out the hearing voices and seeing things was caused by some type of medication I was taking.lol
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That's really cool the way those wires are connected.
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The red rust color on the stairs is cool.
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I live in Lake City now, and there isn't crap here. I wouldn't have went by myself.lol
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Monolithic shot.
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I dig the angle of that hall shot.
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The yellows and greens really stand out. Great shot, Motts.
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That mask on the floor is awesome. I hope the stains are rust...