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nah,can't be. no Delorean logo
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its the hallway to the lower parts of h---
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I wouldn't want to get in that tub.
Old bathrooms creep me out.
Thanks Motts for another great gallery.
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is that a DeLorean on the left side in the front?
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The detail is absolutely incredible. Blows my mind. Imagine what a ceiling like that would cost these days haha.
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Ref Sinks, Faucetts, soap dispeners, etc. The design is basically European. Even thought the States had their own way of getting water into a basin/bowl at the time, because the design of the building was based on a European physco/hospital model, the fittings usually were chosen by the designers of the building. Even though the designers may have been US in origin the models that they chose from were from Europe. Most people in the US would not have experienced such faucetts at this time, unless of course they were well travelled ...or mad! There is no better, or worse , just different!
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Beautifull stacks, with small dirty windows, all intact. Nothing left from home here. Great to see!
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The view would have been clear, only shrubs and small trees then! Everything would have been in view. Imaginge the picture without the plant life! The plants don't know if the funding has been cut! Only the gardeners. Great shots as allways!
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Yes you are correct about the tunnel system BTDTIHTTS. The tunnels excluded those buildings. Emilia, you too are also correct, the security staff there are just trying very hard to do their jobs. If you talk to them, you'll find that they are basically a decent lot and will treat you nice as long as you show some respect.
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The name of the movie was
SURROGATES starring Bruce Willis, & Vhing Rhyames.
Death be not proud.....
Nuclear winter.
I love the "neon" like light above the windows. So other-worldly.
Welcome to the carnival of the undead.
It looks as though it is quite certainly collapsing as you were photoraphing it, Motts. Great shot, as always.