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yeah not really into the communal thing. dont think I would want to vacation there. unless of course you get reduceds rates for lack of privacy
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creepy
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Why do you all think that this and everything else there has been there since the initial construction?
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I really hope you weren't the one who flipped that tub over Mike. It's awful to see how disrespectful people are by pictures and what remains of Letchworth but to hear someone admitting it... you shoulnd't even bother to go and disgrace it anymore. Nor should you call the photographer 'stupid' for documenting a place before it was trashed by some low life teenagers
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what 14 families were killed? that doesn't really sound accurate. and for what reason exactly? i know many patients died but whole families.. living where?
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nope this part is still is in dis-use. its the part that HAD the librabry but that was set on fire and now just a shell on the west part? i believe?
anyway its also the main lab building too
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The red chair actually looks really nice. Looks like something you can buy today out of Ethan Allen.
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Wow! Beautiful pic!
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great staircase shot!
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Blue sky, green trees and water -- beautiful!
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Let's Polka down people !!! I can hear the sound of the electric accordians now. Oompa.oompa.
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Hey Motts !
Amazing powerful pix ! Really inspiring... I was wondering if you could help me out with some info. I am doing a study of the North Shore and I would like to know in which areas of the waterfront are those boat graveyards mostly present.
Thanx !
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Charging through the weeds.
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Looks like they were trying to seal something off.
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Are those stress cracks I see in the floor? LOVE this shot, in fact I live this whole site. I keep coming back. . .