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Beauty!! This seemed the perfect, idyllic setting for a restorative sanatorium. Even now, as a moldering hulk lounging upon the hill, the building still speaks of tranquility, calm and natural grace.
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@Boiler 1220-I'm glad to hear that some people are doing OK today after being there. It's interesting that all of you were like a family and bonded together through shared experiences. Just shows how strong the human spirit is, and how we can overcome the most distressing times.
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I hope someone was with you in that room Motts, because you couldn't get me to be there by myself for two minutes, scariest room ever.
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Great shot Motts, would make a fantastic wallpaper. Also I agree with you Matt it does look like a sunken ship.
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Great contrast of course, the yellow against the browns and grays.
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Back then it was called and "Ice Box" =)
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Looks like some kind of horrific monster.
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A soap dispenser perhaps?
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I think the forgot about gravity and decay when they built this.
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Lonely bed shot?
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Great, love the light shining through at the end!
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Well that is one way of getting out.
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Awesome iron work!
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anyone got an address for this place?
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I totally read that as prubbs