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Ok. I don't understand...
I want that in my room, lol.
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Alot.
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Never seen bolts on a bed like that. Whoa...
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Every once in a great while someone will comment on a pic ive never seen and i thought i had looked at everything! This is awesome, never mind the dummy hanging there, its the design of the bricks and the colors!
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went yesterday.lots of snow tracks so someone has been coming and going .dont look like the balconys are safe anymore.the stairs to the basement reeled me In but I had no light ,afraid of what I might find
a body ,a person living down there maybe not now but in the summer I bet youd run into someone too cold now.
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I've seen this picture before.
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this may just be the most errie and creepy shot ive ever seen.
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Why would you label a room "dark room" i've been thinking about it for a while and have failed to produce a reason.
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The light at the top of the room even has a type of cage around it.
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That would make an amzing wallpaper!
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I can understand about the lead paint etc that dme is talking about but it is still sad that these buildings are allowed to rot away, allthough I think the peeling paint, "mystery" etc. leads to a lot of the facination
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What a beautiful place! Surely this could be re-used for something. Its far too lovely just to let sit and fall apart...Does anybody have any guesses as to what's on the floor?
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Wow, I love the patchwork wallpaper. Thanks for the hours of escape; you really have the BEST abandoned photography on the web!
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i was inside that place a few times about 5 years ago. When we went inside we sad cell phones and cameras with us which would not work until we left the building. Lots of un explianed foot steps and weird noises. The basement looks like a cave with a domed celing. all of the rooms are the same size with winding hall ways. very weird
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winsome answers i like it