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i see the face in the static fuzzyness just to the right of the white thing in center, and slightly up a little, i wonder who that looks like.... o_O
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someone here got carried away with the painting and decided the window sill should be painted black too
I usually do not buy into "image posts" but, look at the picture again. I see a raven lower left, apig to the lower right , and angels in the background. Do you see them too? Great Gallery Motts, Thanks man.
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the white framed window on far right, there is a skull looking image face, this house is well scary :D
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thanks , that was really nice
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I think you’ve made some truly interesting points. Not too many people would actually think about this the way you just did. I’m really impressed that there so much about this subject that’s been uncovered and you did it so well, with so much class. Good one you, man! Really great stuff here.
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Very nice !!
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thanks, so amazing!! your photography makes me feel like i'm right there at the location :)
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Class of '65...People that share their memories are what keep sites like these cool; So thanks from me. Talking openly and honestly about things is a sign of strength, not weakness.

Besides, ideas like separating the vulnerable from society and exploiting them are ideas that don't really ever die. They just come in and out of fashion. So, it's best to understand what systems we built in the past, why they were wrong, and how we can avoid them in the future. In a small way, people like you help us reach that goal, IMHO.
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wonder where one would go for a smoke?
A UNIDADE COMPRESSORA ESTARIA ACIMA DAS GAVETAS?
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what is the fence on the windows for?
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this place must be haunted!
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wow these are amazing! I wold love to go into an abandoned asylum or house. It would just be completly fantastic
this is a truly beautiful building left to delapidate into a faded memory what a crying shame in this age of recycling we let history( whether good or bad) fade to dust