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Yeah, those are goofy, like, "REAL ghost movies!!" and then there's an empty field or whatever and then some freaky clown face, etc. pops up and the volume's WAY too loud.

There likely IS a face, as it was stated that the long exposure rendered a real person semi-invisible.

What it seems like: After everyone leaves, the oldest and shoddiest interiors give up- "ok, it's all been empty 5 years" *Crunch-Crack-Thud* Roof, meet basement!

rich, you ever say things go "pear-shaped"?

*carefully reaching out and tapping floor with one foot* CRUNCH. CRASH. "Um, excuse me, I think I broke a floor."

...at least when people die, then they're done with whatever they suffered.

So this is where they weigh your heart against a feather and decide...

Renee...that's punk kids not only tagging & busting things, but then coming on here to brag. Ugh.

Nancy...Gettysburg says it all. (my boyfriend told me an uncle of his was on a small family expedition through that area, and suddenly saw apparitions of those buried in a Civil War graveyard.)

I like the street lamps better...

Why, yes, that does strangely resemble Sesame Street, with no street sign.

Funny, how the wooden fence looks to be in worse shape than the buildings.

Fairbanks Morse from Beloit! yay. -though it no longer exists-in which case, the large fenced-off lot would be a good fit around here ;)

the two windows resemble twin subway tracks past the end of the platform, when looking for the approach of the next train.

this seems like a place you wouldn't want to be in a lot of heavy shadows or light contrast...there's some rule about working on barges or whatever-never step in anything resembling a shadow, there might not be anything there to step on!

I suppose it really IS a mental institute, now that it's crumbling to pieces AND messing up the minds of us urban voyeurs!