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EW If I'm gonna stay here overnight, I'm gonna bring my sleeping bag!
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Interesting tile work. Look at the different lines along the far wall. Hard to tell if they're caused by odd lighting or if it's from the geometry of the wall. Excellent photo. Something about the loneliness and chaos of decay, or the ghostly quality of abandonment... I can't get enough of this type of photography
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maybe it has more rocket ammunition with explosive projectiles haha
dude, i would so want to check the bottom of that out. to bad i live ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE COUNTRY FROM HERE!!!
ok, i know they say you cant go ito the place anymore right?
but is there anyone out there willing to explore?
well use guille suits! ;)
i went to the camp for many years, until 1986. this is a great shot! very creepy as a kid. the mansion was actually 2 old big houses merged together way back sometime. the grounds were also one of the northern most points for the underground railroad in the civil wars days.
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I used to live about 10 minutes away from here and my friends and I were able to break into the facility when we were teenagers --- that was at night and we could barely see anything. You've captured this space wonderfully. There are a few other abandoned hospitals and mental rehab places in CT that you should check out.
what's on them
Lokks like a baby bottle.
Once when me and my family went shopping for new furniture, I laid down on a toddler's bed. That was fun!!!!
If my blanket ever ends up like that and has to be thrown away, I won't be able to fall asleep EVER AGAIN!!!! (Unless I get another one...)
I have this baby blanket that I just LOVE sleeping with. I don't want it to end up like that blanket in the picture.
I am obsessed with baby bottles. if you wanna know why I have two pictures of me drinking milk out of a baby bottle, taken by my older cousin 15 years ago. I still have those pictures. Ahhh, the memories...
That looks like the crib i used to sleep in as a baby.
I want all those books! I'm gonna donate them to my local library!