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Since 1972. I suppose Michigan is cold this time of year?
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Young Motts,We have a few abandoned hospitals over here in New Zealand and me for one love this sort of thing as well,and am planning to do a photo shoot of one not too far from where I live.Have you ever thought of making a slide show with the appropriate music.There is some great music out there.You can play with feelings with a few minor chords here and there.Or even use songs done already,eg Led Zep.Thanx heaps for the inspiration bro.
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Kathy-

That sounds even more likely...
My school should get some of those.. Every assembly we need to put out 700 chairs, but if they were in groups of 3 or 4... it would be much quicker to set up/take down.
It is nice to see your type Lynne! I to have gained so much knowledge just reading your explanations...and I also got the urge to bang my head after a while lol. So nice to see you post :)
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There is one just like this still in day-to-day use in the WIlliam Penn Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Chunks that big probably were removed post-mortem. Also there doesn't seem to be much of the original formaldihyde in the jars so they can't be that old.
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espresso, please.
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or they are putting together product like they do in modern day workshops .
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Lynne-the average joe doesn`t know anthing about this subject. Chill out. And yes there are developmental centers run by the public schools in the midwest. They are year round and a normal school day. The children under 26 live at home or group homes.
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art project
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If the hallway was so wide maybe it was used for something? I'm not very sure but id deffinatly makes you think.

I really like this shot too, it's another one of my favorites, there is just something about the angle and the open doors that seems to draw me in.
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Thank you so much for taking the few seconds to explain.
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This is a beautifull shot! I love the colours and shadows in this one, it all just comes together so nicely. It really is a beautifull hallway, run-down or not.
I really envy you Mr. Motts' I wish that I could have a hobby such as yours but there are two things getting in the way of that. I don't have a passport, or transportation, and I'm just not that brave! I'd get spooked so easily. I'm glad too see more work from you though I look forward greatly to your work.
Thank you for doing what you do.
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how long u been in the business lynn. me 35 years
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Great pictures. Snow day here