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i guess instead of 'one flew over the coo coo's nest' i'd be 'one flew out of the coo coo's nest'
poor Dr. j. Meinke. Bet he had some explaining to do?

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i wish i could of seen their faces. i never went back. supposedly the state"mass" refused to allow me to ever go back i was a danger and security risk.(roflmao)truth be known they were too stupid to catch me. love to see the offical discharge record of "where i am" or if i'm still a danger to myself & society.? its a joke we were all placed here for safety reasons and this was the worst place of all? god help massachusetts they really never had a clue

last time i saw scott he had stolen a car wrecked it and was looking at jail time. but its been 20yrs. god to say it make me feel ancient. we hung out on the outside but he got into some trouble and i was getting into my own trouble lost touch. he use to live in ispwich, ma.

i lived in old bowieas a teen (1975) we would hang out in the parking lots there one of our freends dad worked and lived there in a doctors house atached to a bulding right across from the main entranse to the frount doors so we all hung out we could go in just about any time we wanted usly on dates wow siting in the theater and every one is drinking and runing around the stage later in the early 90s a guy named DOUG raped this young girl and put her body in a bearal and hid it there we were older by now and DOUG was still creapy but we thought he would do something like that espusely when he was at his house in Seabrook 5 miles away with a guy named Donny M and PGCO Police and NBC News knocked on his door for questions like we saw the news report and called him saying what are you doing on the news "don't know what you are talking about"week later they found her body on Daisy lane in Glendeal in a old 55 gal. drum that fluid used for dead people were stored JUST like the ones in the morague aera at the hospital yea realy a fantastec plase alot of things that were hard to explane jus cause we drank didnt mean they didnt happen i could go all night my frends too also on the grounds by #450 there is a water tower we used to clime it and paint 5 musketrs & our girl frinds names. one time the latter broke we fell about 30 'the latter broke a cap on the tank and the latter stuck in the ground at a angle Ray Ray and i climed down that section water spraying every were hard so we squzed through the gate and left that next morning the streets were full of ice. o we also know a guy named john h who saw the goat man there and other places too <---joe boy cant spell to good sorry ALL THIS IS THE TRUTH and i have more storys Limons bridge , Govers bridg rd. Hourse Pin Hill, Flechers Town rd. Lockfords Vista that goes to Cry Babys Bridge i think home of the Goat man , Race track rd. theres a hourse over pass were on rainy nights you can see Debbie B.s car swerv through the fence and roll on to the track ive goten out of my car herd hourses wenning loud and a big cloud of dust just falls from above and lands in the same place every time like a out line of her car and too foot prints

Haunting, imposing too.

I'm taking the train from here on out, damn airplanes. You don't see an airport with this kind of beauty in its construction. The advent of the airplane has cost us too much but what else to do, its too late.

Is it a common thing for the tiles and marble to lose their adhesion to the mortar that held them up for so long? Does the weather there contribute to the overall decay? Wonderful skill in photography by the way.

Heavy, Looks very heavy and the foundations must be massive to support such weight as this. How much does this station weigh?

Perhaps all the blue is suppose to serve as a calming tool?

Lurch, he's referring to the movie "SAW"

It does kind of look like something you'd see in a horror movie.

uh on, on second thought the office was on the RIGHT as you walked in. with the open window where you checked in.
Sorry, you know what they say, the mind goes first.

I remember the horse shows we use to go to, Annette always came back with THE BLUE, she was an awesome rider, it was just amazing to watch how natural riding and jumping came to her.
Did Scotty ever even ride/
I remember the fab redhead, "FLO" your MOM a very nice lady.
I remember Milton and his Brother Artie Karp.
I remember Flo's Brooklyn Address, ready?
2401 East 23rd st and Avenue X how' s that for remembering.
I don't know if Mike did Trail Rides, I know my Father did and they were rough rides.
I remember I loved a horse named "prince valiant" that I thought was mine, but not really, guests rode him all the time.
I remember shopping for boots and riding gear at either Millers or Kaufmans.
I remember Mike always reminded me of Steve lawrence he was a great looking guy and always wore strong and capitvating colonge.
I remember he had a hearing problem in one ear.
But that did not stop him from riding herd on Scotty.
Scotty was a trip.
Walden, Wallkill, Newburgh, Exit 17 on the NY State Thurway and we were on our way to the Ranch down that long winding road and boom there was Eaters and on the left turn on to the dirt gravel road leading to the main house.
The office was on the left as you walked in.
The fireplace was in the middle of the main house lower room.
I remember once going to Mike's factory in Westbury.
I hope I am remembering correctly.
I remember one summer, scotty, I, my brother Ronnie, I think my stepbrother Craig, and maybe even Mr DeMello stayed at the pool side cottage, Miks S came in angry about something and punched me dead in the face, i don't know what I did, but I never did it again.
Blessings to All.
Those really were "THE DAYS".
Wow, it was so long ago, but feels like ysterday.

Everyone said it all, Motts! A great big THANK YOU for this set!

Patricia Goff, thank you for sharing a little piece of Germany life!