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Well its an addition of 10; for what reason? Who knows.
Lot of numbers and looks like some names too.
Ditto what Larry D said.
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Probably the actuators for the main steam stop valves. They control the steam into the turbine....
Merry Christmas Mr Motts and thank you for the new gallery!! You are Santa Claus for sure. Merry Christmas to all!!!
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Ugh. The non-med-compliants are the ones who go back, or have to stay residential.
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I love the composit of this picture! Nice capture.
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is there a paint store that sells this color for old institutions?! Why are there SO many doors and walls this color?
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i like the amazing array of different kinds of hangers.
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Ahhh, much less claustrophobic than the previous hallway!
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and the footprints look like they're tracking red paint compared to the dust!
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-was just gonna say, that looks like the back hallway of a large kitchen.
It looks like they would take clients/patients down to the basement and lock them in this room with these gawd-awful pink doors...

I think that color just made me nauseous...where's my Pepto??
OMG I see that face...though it looks more simian than human.

When I was at a Psych Ward in a well-respected hospital here in PA (2 hours from where I live), the nurses would actually come around to the patients personally with a litlte cup of water and their pills. Of course there weren't many patients there compared to these facilities, but it always made the patients feel a little more comforatable and cared for getting their meds this way. Of course the ward I was on also had an open pantry area with crackers, cookies, and all sorts of juices available to the patients whenever they wanted them. THAT was a nice touch. The nurses there were very caring and even though they were horribly overworked (and underappreciated), they still treated us like humans.

I will never forget my experience there.

How was that Lynne?
Awww, poor turkey vulture. It seems really out of place for an animal like that to find its final resting place in an abandoned building. Somewhere outside surrounded by nature would seem more fitting.
I wonder what the significance of the sequence of numbers ending in 2 has as well.