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Great photo's! Are there any plans for this place? Debbie, did you forget about me? Om hoping to get to Florida this winter to do some exploring.
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Those are chicken brooders. After eggs are hatched the chicks are put in the warm brooders to grow until they are stable enough and large enough to live without the heat source.
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History is only something preserved in an isolated state when it is in a book. The history of a place is something that changes and builds with time. The people who painting on these walls were adding to it's living history. They show that in the time that the building remained vacant it was not void of use. It changed in the role it played in its setting. If not in a vacant building than where on this earth is one expected to have the freedom to express themselves when we all find it so necessary to privatize everything. Also to say that work done by youth is therefore uninspired and ill informed is vary ageist. With that attitude it is no wonder so many young people need to find vacant buildings to paint in.
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I hope you do start publishing soon-your work is amazing! Can't wait!
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Solitary confinement for 3 months!!!!!!
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To the stockade and then walkthe plank!
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I wonder if that is where the expression "you're in the hot seat" came from...
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Doesn't it seem strange that the radiator covers were made of metal? You would think they would get pretty warm...
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This is called a stokes basket. It's used for emergency evacuation of a victim and used a lot in helicopter rescues.
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June 1979? I was working as a paramedic/firefighter in Charleston West Virginia. Disco, polyester, big hair, and ugly cars were all the rage.
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The lighting is amazing and the contrast is fabulous! Love this one! I am telling you-Motts needs to make a book!
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I think they look different because the room is empty- I remember looking at pictures of my house when it was empty and it looked like a different house once our furnishings were in there...
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I just Google Earthed it and for an old hospital, it has a huge campus!
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Awwww cute......its like wishing the hospital and its deceased patients a Merry Christmas once again.
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Ohhh, this could be a postcard, very pretty.