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clockwork orange correct
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one thing comes to mind hellraiser
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definitely 1950s or 60s
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so high because lack of room
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old body racks
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more observation with both eyes
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looks like my rehab entrance
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like a pentagram almost
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this is really freaky
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Kinda creepy that they used the child shape for target practice. Not comforting to say the least......
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Yeah not loving those colors either & the floor looks kinda busy.....hey someone took my soap dispenser idea.....LOL.....the paint peeling from the ceiling is really bad......
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I do love the color blue ....at least it looks somewhat calming. Better than yellow or some other strange colors that we've seen here in Motts pics through the yrs. The arches are nice too. Is it funny how those doors are always left open in these places when I"m sure 'back in the day' they were closed or locked....well if those walls could 'talk' they'd have much to tell us all....great photo as always Motts!!
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I absolutely love this one, I can't wait to move forward and review more!
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Hello all Sunnycroft people! I was 16 in summer of 63. Parents and I spent week there. I was allowed to take my poodle with me, Please tell me you remember the beautiful mare Captain?? The male riding inst. could have been one of the owners. I remember he was bald like my dad. We had a great time and rode Captain all week. Then, in 1986, im March, I took my family there. This time my daughter,who was 16, my son,8, and Husband. The owner remembered my parents and me. He told me how everyone loved to ride Captain and about a girl who yelled over the loudspeaker that she loved Captain. There was a wrangler there in 86, that was very short, but obviously once on a horse, he felt good. Anyone remember a big palamino that reared up when the pony cart rode up to the group? All those jingle bells scared him, Well, I didn;t fall off, but held my seat like Dale Evans. The wranglers were proud of me!!! I spent most of my summers in the Catskills. It was either a bungalow colony that my grandparents rented for the summer, so my mom and I stayed and my dad came up every Fri. nite and left on Sun. From 1952 through 1964, Many different hotels and bungalows,from Liberty, Monticello, Fallsburg, South Fallsburg and I can't remember the other towns. Any one remember Riverside Hotel near the Neversink reservoir?? How about Whitman's Bungalows?? ( this was 1955,thru 1959) What a great childhood. I lived in the Bronx on Stratford Ave, off Westchester Ave. on the 6 line south of Parkchester. Anyone???
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This place is definately haunted and has a presence...The first time we went, we were outside of the building thats in front of the police station and we heard loud banging coming from inside of the building.. the thing is, the building is boarded up, so no one can physically get inside... The last time we went, We were at the main building and we heard something moving around inside, so we left out.. we were in the open field and heard crackling right next to us so we started to ru out and the crackling followed us.. It clearly sounded like footsteps..Since then, my friend's perfectly healthy son has had a few attacks where he'd black out and we all have been experiencing reoccuring nightmares.. Also in the woods behind one of the main buildings we heard screaming.. not sure where it came from... If you guys want a really good scare, you should walk along those steps where the exorcist situation happened (in Georgetown DC).. We walked up the steps and heard something following us up the stairs when we approached the house where the posession took place, the door was wide open... This was at 4 am and no one came in or out of the house.. we stuck around for about an hour and the door remained open...There's a presence there as well.... If you guys want to know about more haunted places, comment on the post and i'll be glad to share info!!