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Thank you all for your kind concern : ) shes pregnant too so i really hope that she hasnt got it, we might get the results in today. The medication they give for tbc isnt good for the child and it can take damage.

Thank you all again
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Fla. Gator - yes this was in fact a Dutch Door.

money - no, the place was cleaned out quite thoroughly, save for some beds in the basement.
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Yes, I've been to The Ridges (Athens) in 2005; the museum was closed and no way into anything. I hope to return at some point and take a look :-)
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Looks as though the vines have crept in to pull the screen door back outside!
Another excellent batch, Mr Motts. Thanks again.
Penbow, I hope your wife will be ok.
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Love the tile. it's so......institutional.
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Almost looks like a tiled floor in this picture. Maybe they had to patch the wood at one time...
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What a perspective! I like the subtle vignette, too.
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All the exposed conduit tells the age of this place.
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I'll betcha those hardwood floors would polish up REALLY nice!
I agree with Mike & Full Fathom on the baseboards. Probably kept the skid marks off the walls.
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A 'Sputum chute'? Yechhh! You're right, Glenn. Worst job ever.
Isn't TB contagious...?
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The light fixtures are beautiful! And un-busted, too! They look like they survived from the 30's.
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I don;t think that would pass a safety inspection.
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I like the fact that there is NO graffiti....yet
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Nifty! Very Silent Hill like!
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Wouldn't that translate more to "beware of entry" rather than "defense to enter?" Just a thought from an amateur language nerd : )