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Ferdy -- nothin wrong with turquoise!
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lol someone was going heavy on the melodrama..."Hmm, what can I write that not only conveys my madness but creepiness too?? Oh, I got it, I'll say I taste like the dreams of mad children! Brilliant!"
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This is a cool shot...does give you a bit of vertigo, but I'm pretty sure that was intended ;)
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This light does look like a beautiful, luminous pearl...just like that rare and precious "pearl" that a man seeks to find in his life, and will not falter, until it is found...
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I think of the people from "the hills have eyes" when i see this pic.
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such a strange place, keep up the good work motts!
We partied at the tunnels quite alot back in the day ( early 80's). Those were fun times then! Now that I'm older I wish I was more into the history of what the tunnels were for. Im glad you posted the pictures as they have brought back alot of memories and will at least preserve some history of the place!
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lazy people not destroying file's when they should be, i live in canada there is a hospital in peterbourgh. Same story it closed down because the goverment could not afford to keep it open. All the junk the other hospitals don't want like files end up in there
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those should be burnt
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very ominous. i dont like it. good photo, but awful thought of what went on thru those doors.
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its like the person who was sitting here just disappeared and everything was left exactly as it was at that moment. leaves me wondering what the last thing was that person saw.
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hello does anyone else notice the straps on the arms of the chair? was tuberculosis the only ailment treated here?
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all the windows and the architecture of this place make it strangely interesting.
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this is sooooo creepy. the turquoise paint is the crowning touch. it seems to be in alot of old mental hospitals too.
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omg. childrens building? i cant even put into words how i feel about these photos.