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great pictures
once we relegate people to a lower status than ourselves than it seems to be easier for us to justify the abuse and neglect of the less fortunate
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Hm. Soap dispenser anybody?
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Wow, there's definitely something awesome to this photo, the depth and texture... it really stands out, I think.
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Does anyone else see a woman wearing a summer hat, in the peeling paint? It's directly above the chair. It's the first thing I saw when this photo loaded. Kind of Georges Seurat looking. I love it!
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Motts, I found this site just about a week ago and I have to say I love it! These kinds of places are so intriguing!

But I do have a legit question. Why was this hospital abandoned? The first picture makes it look very modern... save for the old peely building, of course.

One more question, actually. I know you don't tell us how you get into each place specifically, but on a general scale, how do you get into them? Do you just walk around until you find a hole in the wall or an unlocked door? Has every place had security patrols?
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second window to the left from the center double window, is the window that used to be in front of my moms desk......weirddd
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For some reason, this reminds me of the convenience of the "wheel chair potty" Why not cruise the halls and take a # two, or.... cruise the halls and scrub behind your ears?
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I want to go here so bad. This type of building is right up my alley. The colors an d everything about it appeal to me.
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Good Lord, this is not a ghost. Hearing everyone make such stupid comments on all these pictures like "OOooh must me a ghost!" gets really annoying after a while. This isn't a picture of a ghost. I'd really think you'd have to be about three years old to think everything on here is. It's a person.
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I love this pic!
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This would make an amazing album cover for a Black Sabbath-type band.
Thank you Motts! Wonderfully stunning!
Really, really gorgeous! It really is a shame that these incredible things get left behind!
I LOVE this shot, Motts! something about it brings back Kubrik-esque memories of the "Twins" from The Shining. Very Nice!