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I get kind of an art-deco feel from all of the archways. Really beautiful
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Looks like a giant ball bearing case... like the kind you use on your blades
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It looks like its going to reach out and grab you... this one needed a face too.
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The Nazis and thier love of concrete.
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Spooky... I love it
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The hospital that I worked in from 1971-1977 had this type of light. They were for use by the patients. Sometimes we would use them on patients that had decubitus ulcers= Ulcers of the body covering areas of bony prominence. Specifically as applies to bed fast patients. We would roll the patients on their stomachs and take the dressings off and allow the slight heat from the light to dry out the area before we redressed them. In people speak these are bed-sores. Dr's did examine patients with them, but if they really wanted to examine something in detail we took the patient to another room with better lighting or carried better lighting to the patient.
I like.

I wish I knew what the purpose of the squares was, though.
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DARN!! I need a new one.
It looks like the room's dissolving.
Pretty! It seems to hold some hope for the past and future of the location...
It still kind of looks like it's bustling... but with something different. I love the lighting.
Love the green color used everywhere and the wood. The shadows are pretty scary.
That's sad. . .

Was it painted over, or did it look newer?
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Wow, nice house. Unlike what a previous poster said, Lego is Danish, not American.
This door is beautiful...