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Colours and angle.....totally wonderful.
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Seagulls, I don't see any sea gulls....

mine? mine!
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this is not the kitchen its part of the laundry.
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Someone has a bit of talent....
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Makes me think of M.C. Escher
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"Throne Room".....that was a laugh out loud moment! Glad I wasn't drinking anything.

Communal bathrooms...not so hard to imagine given that Europeans are so much more relaxed about certain attitudes. Gotta love it.
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the outlet on the wall was a safty outlet for the m to light there smokes
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this a bed room.
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it made tears come to my eyes seeing this i worked at this place from 1978 till closeing. it was home ans a save haven for so many i remember see the remaining patience crying as they were given a sack lunch and sat free on the streats of downtown ypsi. and told good luck , and than the next day as i drove through town looking for work seeing then holding will work for food signs.
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what's with the squares on the floor? they don't seem to be shadows of anything
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kara sunshine... i was watching a CSI:NY programme about a guy who liked to dress up as a baby... to be honest it kinda freaked me out a bit
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ive never heard of adult cribs before...kind of a creepy thaught to be honest... i saw it say crib on a picture before it loaded and i was like 'whats a crib' because in england we call them cots
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yeah coz thats normal.... not something you see everyday
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wow it looks like thare is a ghost there... even though i dont believe in ghosts... great pic though
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i wonder why on wheelchairs they decided to put the smaller wheel at the front because in all of these old pictures where you see a wheelchair the small wheel is at the back and the big one at the front ... ???