Quiet! no way! can you image it crammed full of snoring adults and crying babies! Plus figure in the echo factor. I'm sure it was a cacophony of noise.
Not surprising from a government that dictated every facet of German society. What was acceptable and what was not. I guess this game is kind of appropriate for a bomb shelter. I wonder what the Jews Out game was like! Probably very popular game with the SS and Gastapo families.
yes, I wonder too if it is the infamous Lynne. I want to say here and now that I have gained a tremendous amount of knowledge, information and respect for Lynne and what she does. Before I found this site and went through EACH AND EVERY GALLERY and read EVERY SINGLE comment (whew!) I never knew this type of thing existed (Urban Exploration) and I also had no clue what went on in mental hospitals. For all I have learned I thank you. I have a much greater respect for people with disabilities now. And as for Mr. Motts, I wish I knew him personally and could travel with him doing this. I would gladly be his personally assistant and carry him AND his equipment (I should rephrase that) just to be able to do go to these places and see what he has seen. Makes my life seem like a total waste.
Another marvelous (Spelling?) shot! I love the ominous look to this one, it is as if there is something lurking down the hallway. I believe I see water lines up the sides of the wall, I wonder was it really ever so deep?
Ah, you must be very passionate about it, your work is lovely I quite enjoy it.
Yes I don't think you'd much get to just walk into any of these places if you wanted to, and I very much would like too, I'm very glad you are able to enjoy your passion though, especially seeing as you have been all over the world. I hope to book a trip to the Waverly Sanitiorium up in Kentucky, if you ever get the chance you should try checking it out I've heard alot of interesting stories about it, some of them ludacris (Spelling oh my sorry.) but I have seen a few not so detailed photos of some of the hallways, rooms and the outside of the building it is a very big place and looks facinating.