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The dark part of the room totally creeps me out! However, still a really great picture!
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I agree with Kez! Thanks for the info TMS RN and pegasus64. It's still creepy, though.
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Stunning! I love these long hall shots, and the colors are amaizng! Cool doors as well!
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I agree with Joe, you just don't see this anymore. I love the arches!
hell no!!! you know they were used to tourture people and lockin them down for hours,days and probably months and years tooo!!!!
can only imagine how long the people where strapped to this !!
this is a sad!!!!! i could cry!!!!
imagine the babies that did lay in this crib everyday that were mistreated/neglected so sad to know that a baby so small can be in there and how do they know the child has mental problems that early when they barely know how to suck on a nipple!!!!
thats what i'm talking about the old stuff!!!!
reminds me of juvinille detention not a school/ hospital!!!!
and this place was for children wow !!!!!
damn that makes you wonder is that safe and why did they leave it just laying there???
" house on a haunted hill" pt 3 is what that looks like!!!!!!
i wonder what thoes papers all over the floor say?????
big ass water bug!!!!!! that's what it looks like
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Caro- They are simply buttresses, flying buttresses are never used internaly for they pull the weight away from the building and into the ground... a great example is notre dame!