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Your welcome! : )
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@F.H.-Yes, I agree with you-it is a shame that they don't rehab these old, beautiful, historical buildings. Builders and architects just don't make "castle-like" buildings any more. There's certainly no creativity these days in building large, plain, square-looking structures with no pizazz! Formerly, the old Kirkbride buildings held such a hauntingly, beautiful mystique-why not preserve them? I guess it all comes down to money, these days... rehabing and creating castle-like structures cost too much... but where is the beauty?
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No, I don't think it would have been a good idea, considering that the plant still had power.
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Thanks Marie :-)
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..maybe i don't wanna read the label, 'd serve em right if i switched it up a bit...not like anyone'd notice...
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patient7589621 report to the door! *ssccckkrcchh*
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i sit here everyday, but noone ever talks to me..just themselves
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...keep the fire going!!! as soon as the glass breaks we can open the door!!
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one day...
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where does everyone go when they leave....
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gone are the days of cringing faces and illuminated scalpels..
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....some go left, some go right.....noone ever comes back to see me...
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...if only i could get to the hole...if only i could get to the hole...
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Hey Mista' Motts! ; ) Thank you for "fixing" the typo. Not only are you a gifted artist of photography, but also a wiz at computer programming. I know that I make a lot of jokes about being a "Luddite" and lovin' those old, analog ways, but, truly, I do admire your talent for putting this website together so creatively. I especially love the way you made it soooo easy to post comments; and how great it is to see all our former posts by clicking our names. Good job, Mista' Motts!
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@Steve-Too funny! Ya gotta love these old pieces of iron! : )