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Hey Motts.. how do you choose your 'nicknames' for some of the un-disclosed places?
[Not trying to get to reveal anything, don't worry. Was just curious because I like some of the nicknames, even more than the actual true location/given names.]
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Calling all attendants on staff! Someone stole my buttons! Stations B and D look guilty to me. :)
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That's no lamp, it's soap dispenser
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I think you are right Gator! The stainless still looks nice too. The wheels rusted, but really like the exam light too.
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Wow, the bright yellow is such a contrast to the dark, drab colors of the pic.
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Thanks motts for another wonderful to see everyday. Keep up the wonderful work.
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They always lock up the good stuff!
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Motts i truly enjoyed this ! All your photos were outstanding! What a great opportunity to see the past come to life through your eyes. The unique decor of the tiles and seashells, along with the old equipment made this gallery so extra special. Very much Appreciated!
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I love the shot of you holding two axes.
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Ive seen your work phantom your tagged all through penhurst... dont the cops go back there alot cuz i went one night got right in the first door came back the next day and it was sealed shut
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Thanks motts for another wonderful gallery to see everyday. Thanks Motts. Keep up the wonderful work.
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I say freaky and scary too.
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Glad you knew what it was, i wouldnt of had a clue! Still in relatively good condition.
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It's a cross between a wheelchair and a desk - it allows a person who has difficulty walking some mobility, and a desk surface for eating, reading, etc.

They are commonly used in nursing homes and are pushed around by attendants. They are often called "geri-chairs."
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Just love these photos Motts! only through your generous efforts do we all get to see this. Thanks so much.