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the toxic avenger is in the barrel
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histologische befunde = histological conditions....patient histories
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this is all about how eye and brain abnormalities and injuries can affect the nuerologicals of the brain and eyes from pressures (tumors bulges and cyst`s etc) from what my grandmother can make out.
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All of the meters are in the red! Run!
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that water is part of the gennesee aqueduct and the erie canal.it is much more flooded than in recent years and the catwalk is falling apart even more.i was there this past fall/winter.there has been talk of either filling the whole thing in with dirt or making it an ever changing exhibit for urban art.in the 1930s it started dying down in use with only limited runs till the 1950`s then only small freight lines until the late 1990`s for gannet newspaper company.now its mostly inhabited by rochesters homeless also known as mole people so its not the safest place come dusk.some of the original tunnel was filled in with dirt already i think around 2004.this link has many pics of what the aqueduct looked like and much more http://www.oprhp.state...w.asp?GroupView=4164 this is deff a great spot for urbex but no known paranormals as far as i have heard.
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Great pictures Motts, wish there were more! :)
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The-curtain-rod-was-probably-used-for-a-privacy-curtain-for-bathing-or-dressing-patients.
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Imagine how small and lonely a child felt here. The helpless feeling of being left here so scared. Just arriving here and seeing the massive structure must have totally terrified a child not knowing what was happening to them.
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It Looks Like The Inside Of A Casket...That's What I Think
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This photo is amazing! And the history that goes with it makes it even better.
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This is fantastic!
This is really crazy. I can't believe I found this site. My daughter, son in law and grandkids went to the Rocking Horse Ranch this past weekend and I started tthinking about Sunnycrofft. SO, I googled it and I found this! Mike Schneider was my uncle and a great guy. I really loved him. Annette and Scotty are my cousins. I remember I came up every weekend in the summer of 1968 and I am sure I have pictures from then. My uncle said I could come whenever I wanted to but he would n't let me pay so I worked in the gift shop and I was a waitress for a few weeks. I stayed where ever there was room. I once stayed in the big room next to the barn . There must have been 20 girls in there and lots of flies. You mentioned Frenchie, the cook. Well, some years ago there was a special on TV about homeless people and they spoke to several of them. One of the men said that he was a cook and that his name is Frenchie. When I saw his face I knew it was the same person. I remember that his eyes were always tearing. I have a picture of a Rich and I guess it is you. Scotty had a friend named Gino and Annette was with John. I loved the night time because they had that small band in the bar and I always loved dancing, It was that Sunday buffet that was so great and that Lasagna. I always loved watching Annette ride. I remember all her ribbons, too. When she was little and lived on Long Island I remember going into the house and seeing all those ribbons on the wall. Scotty was such a cute kid, too.
His Bar Mitzvah was really great. It was such a novelty to have it at a dude ranch. I am glad I found this site and got a chance to write. I will try to locate some pictures .
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so i take it that gennie didn't write on the walls. The stary is facinating.
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Looks mildly horrifying, would like to go b4 I start the morgue!
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Yep,that's-definetly-an-OR-table.Seen-those=at-least-5-times-before.