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there's something about rotten floors that fascinates me.
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unfortunately some people are like that too
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I have a ton of those American Plastic Bricks from when I was a kid, now I want to go home and do the same thing with them! Cool!
Ephemera: Abandoned Lego Mansion
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wow - great reflection photo!
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awesome!
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This is a great black and white photo!
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I love the light and lines of of this picture!
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very cool image indeed!
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Wow! I cannot believe I found this site--this is fantastic! I grew up in Maryland and used to drive by the Glen Dale hospital with friends now and then, just to get spooked--we were always trying to find fun things to do, since Bowie didn't have much to do when I lived there. Anyway, if "Busted" sees my comment--please let me know who you are--I swear I know you!! Otherwise, you had the exact same experience I had--we were driving down one of the driveways to get a closer look at one of the buildings, but then we turned around, and a cop had pulled up to us and told us to go to one of the other buildings. Then we all had to give them our names, since they said we were trespassing and proceeded to let us know that the area is dangerous and that the girls could have been raped, while the guys could have been killed (by the creeps that hide in the various buildings). That scared the crap out of us...lol
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Police and fire departments practiced in here. There were shot shells and bullet casings all over the place.
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This is awesome. I was just thinking that it would be sweet seeing a Western Center album on here, and BAM! there it was! sweeeet!
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Yah Mammabear,and theres one in Missouri too
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I lived & worked in a place like this, It was once called The Walter E. Fernald State School in Waltham, Mass. I lived there for 9 1/2 years
& worked there for 20 years. I've watched it falling apart.
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Interesting shot
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that creeps me out