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Hell, I think my toes are permanently curled now :p

(And Shawnerr - thanks a million for the link. You evil swine...lol!)
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Hi Rez, I'm Kez ;) You must be the fiftieth person to mention 'Session 9' on these comments pages...and I just ordered it. Cheers for that!

Amazing gallery, Motts. I'm slowly working my way through all your archives, and loving every minute of it. Oh, to be able to do some urban exploration myself!
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It brings your thoughts round to the people who worked in places like this, doesn't it? I can see a young nurse, struggling with the emotional strain of being in a place like this, day after day.

It's quite a sobering thought.
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yeah, there's no way you can get in there now. I wouldn't risk it.
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"Ullah!"
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Oh, that's criminally sad. I'm usually cynical to the core, but I'm sitting here with eyes full of tears. God, I'm glad no one's looking...lol!

**Wants to rescue puppy**

Damn you, stuffed toys, for making grown men and women weep!
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They started playing The Rolling Stones on the radio when the decorators got to this room...
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A crown resting on a coffin usually signifies that the deceased was a monarch. Strange that there would be so many laid to rest here, in an unlocked crypt.

But I guess Motts can't tell us much about it in case he gives away the location. And I completely respect him for that :)
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That is a really evocative shot. I have to admit that the pic did kinda freak me out when I first saw it.
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Really cool shot. I like the fact that the walls are not covered with stupid graffiti.
Cool shot. Our friend, Tango, took similar photos from Cederwood Hospital.*
(Not the real name of the hospital btw)
Great shot. Feel like we are looking through the window.
I'm struck by the starkness of the white doors and the emptyness of the hallways.
Interesting that the floors are still virtually clean. Really great shot Mr. Motts
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If all the world's a stage, where does the audience sit...? ;)
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My heart skipped a beat when I saw this photo. It's almost like being there...

...and then I was looking for the face that a couple of you mentioned, and nearly had a heart attack. I don't think I saw the same one as you guys. Far left corner of the front of the stage, there's a screaming face (grey and black), tilting to the right. Clear as day.

I think I've been on this site too much :p