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i just went there today i snuck in through the woods and i got to the tower i looked inside and it was really scary there is like a dark tunnel under it it creeped me out
It was in the adult ward, but its gone. I go in there all the time too, so i noticed it was gone like a month ago
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Ah yes, the brutalist 70's renovations strike again.

The Seattle train station got abused this way. Real nasty, especially compared to Portland's train station.
Way off topic & like a totally different continent, but I'm still appalled at how global the dropped ceillings are.
Plus, I figure no one is reading this far down on the list.

Hi mom!
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BIG TEEE IN THE HOUSE HAHAHA 3 AGER
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Around 99 or 2000 I went to the tunnels. In my opinion it was the least touched or valdalized of all the places. The tunnels went on for MILES literally. We walked them for hours. They got narrow, some were flooded and tight, and others went off into dead ends. We got so deep there were newspapers on the floor dating back to the 60's.. untouched.
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Adolf himself may have stood in the same spot.
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Son geniales, estos dos últimos post me encantaron, fascinantes. Felicitaciones.
Congratulations and thanks.
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i am planning a visit anyone down ?
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imagine having to spend a night here all by yourself. That's the stuff of nightmares!
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Clowns are evil. . .
Notice there is like NO graffiti?
Hard to picture people on holiday in this place. Too much like a hospital - the long, long halls, communal bathrooms (that alone would run me off), and this foyer is so... so institutional. Somehow I don't think it would be a lot better during the day.
i went there one day but i dont remember my name it fucked me up when i went there ???
I keep trying to get some type of pattern out of it...nothing ever gels. Its different for sure.
LOL Maniac Mike. Not lonely tho - has its creepy brothers right there to keep company lol.