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red chair is not amused :)
Only one thing to say here....


D . N . A
when places are abandoned and clean they are weirder somehow
Mom and Dad chair have a "sit down" discussion with their son....
These kinds of structures are the ones that seem to hold my attention. The older ones can be like looking at a diorama out of a medical museum. But these semi modern, (but before the tech revolution of today) are there ones that bring back memories of my earliest encounters with the world of hospital care, and hospital fear. Those tiled walls, and industrial floors…. It’s almost as though I can smell that Hospital smell every time I gaze deep into the picture……
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That makes sense - I never considered that. Thanks Motts and Rachel!
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Thanks Motts :)
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It look's like the bath tub came crashing in from the top floor
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Nice shot, captured the essence of the room
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I only write my trips down when I'm hitting a whole bunch of places up in the span of a few days, as it gets really hard to remember what happened. I should write all my trips down but I just can't find the time, so I try to remember when I post the gallery a few years later. Sometimes I remember many details, other times it's a total haze.
Do you write your synopsis at the time of your visit or do you do it when you post the gallery. You must have a good memory if you do it later, so maybe you keep notes? Whatever, you do fine work and your history and stories of trips are fine writing. As for this shot, I love old equipment being the tech man that I am. So seeing shots of old office equipment, projection room gear or hospital wards is orgasmic! Thanks!
I had a bathroom sink that looked like that, needless to say I moved!!
the floor looks nasty. . fitting for a morgue I suppose
That unit reminds me of when I was a kid and went to the dentist. I remember having to spit in that little porcelain sink. Seeing this photo, I can even remember the smell that his office had. Wow! I'd like one of these in my rumpus room so guests can say "what the heck is that?"
I'd just run the bedpans through the dishwasher -