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Would that be Room, door, hallway, door, room?
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Love the green to blue, to purple color. Great image.
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Do you seriously think a hospital would allow patients to spend hours carving things into a door and then just leave it there? If it were a small amount of writing on a wall, I could see it being missed by staff and maintenance crews. But this is rather significant grafitti that wouldn't go unnoticed.
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Ghostly trees amidst a cold and lonely sky.
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What a great winters view!
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Charbroiled!
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Terrific color and symmetry.
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Doubtful that if this had been carved by an actual patient, it would have been allowed to remain on the wall. Maintenance staff would have been immediately asked to paint/plaster over it.
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The paint on the walls appear to be the same paint on the tub that are flaking away like overly dry skin. Unique and interesting all the same.
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I wonder if this poor soul lived to tell her tales of her days at Norwich!?
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Looks so very nice from the outside, almost new and full of hope.....then there is the inside left to time and circumstance.
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Yes, how cute! The little dutch maidens and the windmill. :)
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Beautiful beam of light shining into a decaying darkness as a last ray of hope.
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I have some Thorazine pills, that i used for my dog. I found out that i still had them som weeks ago.

Thanks for a new gallery! This made my weekend good.
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Lovely state seal. What a shame it was just ripped away and not preserved .