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You always find the coolest stuff in the basement.
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Beautiful
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Thanks so much Pegasus! It wasnt till you mentioned it that i saw the Door! Duh! Now, i see exactly how it operated. :)
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Psych patients are no longer "rehabed" . The treatment is now more patient-focused and recovery based...
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It isn't for hydrotherapy, it is a whirlpool tub. The person is put in through the door on the side, the tub is then reclined so that the person is lying back and mostly covered with water. The jets are turned on and there is a soap that can be added so the person is cleaned. It can be hard to reach everywhere to clean, so the whirlpool action is to help with the cleansing. When they were done with their bath, the tub was moved into the upright position, the water drained, the door opened and the resident taken out. The tubs run about $10,000, plus the lift to get the patient in and out.
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I love the old fire bell on the wall.
The incontinence treatment room......
Maybe one of the patients mistook a bowling ball for a basket ball.
That thing on the ground looks llike a hand that has just escaped.
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My entering that area would be futile.
That is so beautiful, the contrast of the sky with the parts of the cathedral still intact. Love this shot.
Crap on a cracker that's creepy. Evil horses. :p
Matty - I get ya. Stay away from the Candy Mountain Charlieeee.

These guys always look a bit creepy to me, but with this patina, yeah, multiplication of the creepy.
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That's no expansion joint. That's a space station...
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Drawn - you will Not be sorry if U go there- i'm there every Oct and just admire the old girl and will feel sad when she goes as it's beena 25 yr trrek for me