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Although I despise graffihiti, in some photos, (like this one) it very thought provking. Like, whats thats on the bottom of the stairs? Hmmm, probably just a gang sign, but still, what if its not? Hmmm, interesting. 0.<
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there are still facilities that have not repainted and walls in certain areas are still that horrid pink color. Usually in basements of hospitals where they put patients nobody really visits... or very old nursing homes.
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I just noticed that, glo. I also love that! Very spooky. 0.o
I also love your hallway shots, Mr. Motts. Very Interesting and thought provking.
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Tell me about it, Kolfritz. Anyway, I love the carvings in the door. It's way back in the picture but if you look in there deep enough you'll see a beautiful door with Alice in wonderland like carvings. Very beautiful. Also, just a word of advice, when you look at these photos you may want to listen to Nowhere by The Birthday Massacre. If you look it up on grooveshark.com you can find it and listen to it for free. Enjoy the photos. Good job, Motts.
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Did they usually have chapels in hospitals? It doesn't look very natural...but thats just me. Overall, the picture is very pretty, once again, I love the glass.
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I love it! I love broken window...it's gorgous, Motts.
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Oh Lynne! Your here! Yay! :)
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this is pretty awesome, i love the foliage.
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this was by far the scariest haunted house i have ever been in. Rocky point ruined all other haunted houses for me because nothing compared to this one. or the time there was a power failure and we got stuck inside it and had to walk out, feeling the walls so we wouldn't run into anything. creepppppy!!!!!
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I'm going to be 35 in two days, and I have become irrefutably addicted to this site. I've spent more time here than anywhere else in the past week or so. I've actually started dreaming about some of the things I've seen here, and I've shamelessly downloaded every wallpaper.

Yeah... Motts has something going here, for sure. I'd ADORE a book of his work. I'd also love to see some of this stuff printed in poster format - I'd have it professionally framed and hanging up all over my house.
i am learning about edword jenner and how he created a cure for smallpox
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I get sort of a wistful feeling from most of these photos of dilapidation but this one scares the piss out of me... in a good way.

Great photos, all of them.
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Motts - What is the size perspective here? It looks several stories tall, but I can't get a good feel for the full scope. Amazing pictures though as always.
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The entire place is amazing, I could never imagine such beautiful archetecture going to Hell (no pun intended)
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This place would take some work to repair, but none-the-less it can be fixed!