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SNEAKY-SWEEP
I thought it was a fish tank at first glance also!
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Reminds me of something I'd see at the old Winchester Mystery House...It keeps building without rhyme or reason
Which is exactly what you said in paragraph two of the preamble. Been a while since I've visited, but the site just gets better and better! Great work.
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They look like finger and hand prints.
Like observers long gone...
Looks kind of like chocolate, but that's just disgusting! Great picture though!
Yummy! I wonder what the tissues are exactly!?
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Jerry: I did not “try” to teach at Bennett. I taught—successfully. And I am sure you’re trite phrase has some validity…few of us are free of baggage. You may be the exception.

It has been an ongoing tragedy to see this beautiful, venerable institution fall into ruin. But this did not happen by itself. Perhaps what was needed was a strong and capable person to assume the responsibilities of leader, rather than a "quiet, unassuming guy".
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Dead end tiled tunnel lined with benches?
May have been a bomb shelter later in the 50s-60s, earlier it may have been a pantry?
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this is very interesting... congratulations and thanks!
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My guess is that these are toxicology samples. Basically the coroner cuts a chunk of flesh and skin off of a body and test it to see if there are traces of drugs or alchohol which may have contibuted to the persons death. It can also help find some diseases as well.
What a thing to run across! Super creepy !
It makes me feel a little dizzy . Powerful photo- it really grabs you.
Kilt7, I remember that album too and it does seem familiar. For some reason it seems dark and sinister, and a bit claustrophobic.
The shape of the window, the bold crisp colors and the lighting make for a delicious photograph.
ooooh I like the colors and the title!