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Dumb question, but was this the church?
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Your right Lexusdreamer. I thought it was a set of stairs at first glance.
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Apparently this facility was totally self contained. A person would never have to leave.
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'The Dish' is based on an actual dish here in Australia - located just outside Parkes NSW. AFAIK its still in active use too..
here it is http://www.parkes.atnf.csiro.au/
insteresting movie facts
http://outreach.atnf.c...es/looselybased.html
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RE: Tracy

They had to use a form of restraint on my infant son. He was very sick and they had several tubes on him. He kept trying to pull the oxygen tube and IV out. He was just being curious, but they we keeping him alive. So they used a board type restraint to stop him till he was able to breath on his own, and they could remove the tubes. I was with him all the time and the nurse were in the room about ever 15 min. to check on him.

It was heart breaking to see, but at least he is here with me today 5 years later.
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Alright Monty, I will take what is behind door number 1, because door number 2 looks too scary.
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Would i be right to assume that FY02 - FY03, would be 'For Year 02'. And that this wing was still operational more recently than 1991? or have i miss read something somewhere?
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Great gallery Motts!

JM
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I loved the whole show!! Let me know when anyone wants to know about Cali... mostly the LA area!!


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The roof reminds me of Piet Mondrian compositions.
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For a second there, I thought it was a pit.

Then I realized it was the reflection. Lol.
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Creepy!
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Wallpaper! for sure! Motts this one is sweet!
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First to comment!
Move over Washington monument!
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Wallpaper!