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That just makes an explorers day...... An open door to the wonders of rust, mold and peeling paint!
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bleeding, streaks of rust, how awesome!
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Not a soap dispenser is it? (sorry lol!)
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The broken shapes remind me of an ink-blot test!
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Fantastic shot!
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amazing that the bed frames are still in great shape!
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Yeah I agree it does look like a bathroom not a 'room' for people. Not much privacy here is there. Ugh...that would not be good. Esp if a patient made alot of noise you wouldn't be able to sleep at all......
Haha-- But that open door sure is an invitation. . .
IT'S BEAUTIFUL. . . .
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Accountable for their actions, no doubt. A reminder to play by the rules, not to put your profession at risk by doing something foolish.
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Motts its great when I see new postings up by you. I also love your web site. You do a great job. I hope someday you publish a book of your photos cause they are awesome .....great way to perserve some history.....cause these places and many others that you have pictured are going away all of the time. Esp at these asylums & hospitals. Its important to not forget the past or we are doomed to repeat it.......thanks again.
10+ Chair Pile-Up . . . OR . . . How Many Chairs Are in this Photograph? How Many Legs?

The colors are wonderful.
Those holes are impressive.

Nine! <3
I like that the yelllow fabric in the left window leads the viewer's eyes to the administration side more than it already does.
Heheh. . . It's almost like the quotation marks should be around 'accountable'.