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Run Chair! RUN! The bed is creeping up behind you!!! I love it!
How frustrating it must have been to have to sleep on horsehair matresses and in a ward full of 10 other people... with no walls separating you.... Not condusive to a good night's sleep if you ask me.
Go Into The Light!!!
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I just love the colors. I would also like to thank motts for putting these pictures up. Thank you so much.
Anyone else thinking of War of the Worlds?
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I have been in McLeans (before it was converted to condo's)...very scary stuff..ive been trying to find pictures of the old hospital. It was a marvel in terms of architecture...like a small college campus..all interconnected with an subterranian network of maintanance halls, which had to be, if i recall correctly, two to three flights below ground. It was cold as hell down there (never mind pitch black, even with a maglight)..final statement..the chapel was notoriously known for having over a hundred teddy bears hanging in nooses from the ceiling..now tell me THATS not crazy...whats crazier..is that the new condo development cleverly chose the chapels basement as the foundation for thier community pool!
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Very cool photography!!
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Man..I Iove the craftsmanship! And, just think; that was all done by hand.
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Wood is no match for water. Almost total destruction.. Looks like you mighta been on shaky ground there, Motts!
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Beautiful!
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What a waste. You put yourself in harms way, Motts. Looks dangerous..
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It would be creepy if it went off on its own. =D
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That small window inder all the words gives me chills.
Wonderful shot Motts!
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spooky,Motts :-o thanx for the loan of your eyes to see this.Just got a shiver imagining being jokingly handcuffed to the heating pipes & left there,just as the suns going down (:-o
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Oh my goodness! What an incredible panorama of an incredible room. I had to scroll through three times slowly before I could comment, and even now, I'm almost speechless.

I'll bet it was amazing to stand on that mezzanine and take these photos in person.