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i cumin back soon cuz has anybody seen big cliffs 22- 216 brother glen we gots to settle sum biz.
i love how our comments are in orange and when motts writes someting its in blue =D
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best shot i seen in a long time. all your shots are amazing, but this one stands out to me
chair looks brand new... great wallpaper choice
wow i love the way sunlight makes its way into these places
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Lynne, Where you been? Ive been worried, I feel like i know you because you have shared so much through the years, and i didnt really start commenting until one day when PooF! you were gone! Hope you have been doing well and perhaps writing a book! From what ive read, it would be a good one indeed!
Wow i cant believe people acctually lived like this and noone cared how badly they were treated. Im just glad they have better facilitys where people with developmental disabilities can live and be happy and treated the right way.
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Thank you for entertaining us and telling us the stories of these old buildings. At least they lived in brightly colored rooms. How sad to see it in such bad shape. Coming from Europe I don't understand why these buildings are left to rot and aren't reused. I don't think I will ever understand why.
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Look at those colors! Amazing.
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Wow, I can smell and feel the summer air!
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Really dont look too inviting but I would proceed!
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Puritan-Bennett makes respiratory equipment
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Nice finds! This looks like an old anesthesia work station.
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Hiya, Toots!