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this picture is beutiful. i want my windows to look like this.
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Where's the tennis court? Let's rally! : )
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Simply beautiful!
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Back to school...
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Ah, my favorite! Such a lovely piece of analog heaven. : )
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Such an eerie blue!
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First date...where's the coffee?! ; )
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Ahem...

*keeps handcuff-related comment to herself*

Great gallery! And this picture is quite amusing. :)
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awesome
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Absolutely amazing shot.
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yes, halcyon hall is still standing. and despite current scenarios,
i don't see anyone spending the ten million dollars to tear it down
any day soon, regardless of what legal edicts are issued, ya know?

i predict collapse, a lightning strike, etc. which will then force
some entities' hand to BEGIn demo...

i really do prefer my scenario of it being blown up violently as part of the climax of some big budget movie. Gets rid of the problem,
in a way that lives on forever, generates income, but doesn't require
ruining the site forever after with shit/faux tudor condos and such.

It's perplexing to me why not, America has become known primarily at this point as a people who are best at Blowing Shit Up. And making
Major Motion Pictures about Blowing Shit Up.

Someone get hold of Ridley Scott's Location Scouts!
I am completely serious, I am baffled this has not been a location for film, print ,photo,rock video[[that last one may change soon! heh he..]
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Terrific post, I will be sure to come back and visit!
Ephemera: Consumption
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does anyone remember rod mattews he was there when i was there also the pillow fights we had on ward d and a staff memeber named brian he was my 1 on 1 any intrested in chatting email me at biggie_95403@yahoo.com
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that is not what it look like when i was there in the late 80s
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This is very odd to me. I would like to know how long these have been here and why they were just left? Also infant sized what was the need for them? I cannot wait to get up there and explore for myself.