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It gets the message across rather well, don't you think? *Chuckle!*
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Very strange. The underlined words look like some kind of alphabet, and the odd symbols (with the single vertical line crossed with horizontal ones) look like simplified runes. I don't think I'd like to know what was going on in the artist's head...!
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Here's a quick 1 min vidcap of what this place looks like in 2009:

http://www.facebook.co...976096851&ref=mf

Enjoy.
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My Grandmother was the chief of medicine and surgery here for something like 30 years. My Dad used to take my Brother and myself to visit her at work sometimes - and we had to walk down a hallway like this... unsettling to a pre-teen, suffice to say...
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This is my grandmothers old house - she was the chief of medicine and surgery at PSH for something like 30 years. I spent a lot of time in this house from the late 70's to mid 80's. My Dad lived in the house during the summers during the 80's. They were nice, but "mansion" is not the word I would use to describe it. I never liked it in there.

I just went there 2 days ago (11/19/2009), and managed to get into the basement - my Dad pried off the board covering the outdoor basement stairs the last time he was there (he grew up in the house). It's in bad shape. I don't reccomend going in there - asbestos and crumbling buildings don't mix.

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Very interesting photographs and information!!
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Is that a crucifix on the wall to the right?
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The angle totally threw me for a second! Very nicely done.
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I don't know why; but metal items and water always make me blanche. The idea of being in there while the water was flowing sends the most vile shivers up my spine!
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Are the doors left open to keep air circulating or something...?
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Ironically, it looks like something you'd find in a Funhouse.

Excellent capture.
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Bloody hell; that pillar's practically a tree! I have an overwhelming urge to go and stroke it for some reason...::blink::
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Yep - Lynne's infamous 'rants' are partly the reason why I joined the forum! Great to see you around, Lynne - and many thanks for the info I've learnt from your posts!

'LBO'. I like that :)
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I've been saving the new galleries for a rainy day. The day has come :) (I adore the info button addition!)

**Kez skips off smiling into OpacityLand**

Thank you, Motts.
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Tasty overhaul, Motts! Thanks a million for keeping us Opacity junkies smiling. You're a star! :)
Ephemera: Opacity Overhauled