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great story godk
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Great work as always. Almost looks like there's a person looking from that lit window/doorway/thing in this pic!
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just looks like a larger bore suction tube.....albeit with a massive attachment!
lynne, thanks for your sensitive and informative comments. What you said about the straight jacket and confining people with your arms proves that the best therapy for anyone with mental illnesses or emotional problems is physical contact with other human beings, much like being hugged ;)
sneb..............are you SERIOUS?????????
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you would think that people wouldnt want to go in a chamber like this.
An incredible set of photos, Motts. I'm in awe. I'm really interested in the historical element of this. I mean, why was it abandoned anyway in 2000? Who took away all the 'stuff' ??? and if it's abandoned, why take the stuff?????????
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to bad some schmuck tagged the front if not for that you would never tell it was abandoned.
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why not a walk in morgue?
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These are some of my favorite shots. Thanks for the new gallery. It is always the bright spot of my day
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at least you can get the wallpapers at work. my work says Denied. Love this shot
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they look like they are just hanging around not painted on the wall. the bottom one looks kind of like it is hanging by the neck
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this must be where Big Brother comes from. Someone is always watching
I have that same pattern on a meat platter I use when company comes over for dinner - go figure.
a little bleach, some elbow grease and that room would be as good as new - I just want to say that I stumbled across this site awhile ago and keep coming back hoping for a new gallery - I so envy Mr. Motts. He is doing what I would love to instead of sitting at this desk day after day. But I am going out this weekend searching with two digital camera, a tripod, some lenses. . . . KEEP UP THE NICE WORK!