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beautiful chairs
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As for me, My Wife is a fashion designer, and weI own a Fashion Boutique for the past 30 years, and I am also a major Nightluc Consultant.
I work seven days a week.
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oops... just realized thats not the rehab! Oh well.. I guess thiese are abandoned areas? the buildings are all similar, hard to tell the difference in b&w
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It is not how it appears. There are patients living there that think of this as there home, and they do not want to leave.
The smaller building in front is the rehab, its a pretty nice building, has a pool, theatre, bowling alley and more. Patients with privledges can go there. The average length of stay is 2 years, but patients stay tend to be 5 months, although many have been there a few decades.
There is some mistreatment, mostly from the way the place is administered. The patients are treated as children, punished if caught smoking, food choices made for them. There is staff there that is wonderful caring and kind. But trust me, Pilgrim is not anything like it appears. By the way, its weird inside, each wing is a mirror image of another, and each side is a mirror image, and each floor the same. There are these thick glass brick windows that distort the outside world and courtyards on both sides. Look at this building on google earth, its really odd.
I really need to stop looking at these pictures while listening to music of the creepy/sad/sober sort. The song of Tristram (Blizzard/Diablo/Town) seems to click quite well with the visuals.
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Man.. I went there 3 times when I was a kid o.o
The photographs that draw a person into another world, that are capable of filling the viewer with feeling(s)/inspiration and otherwise, those are the best photographs to exist.

This is one of those.
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How do you get to the tweed mountain tunnels?
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For some reason, that scares the hell out of me.
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that must have smelled lovely...i wonder if any little critters popped their heads out to look at you....hehe
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thats cool. better then the one before this. i dont care for graffiti but this is pretty cool looking
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that is one messed up shot. i mean that in a good way. its awesome! and i would have thrown a penny or some coin to see how long it took to reach the bottom...^^
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wallpaper!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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hey
yes those things are leaf-springs,i repair those trains in holland.. this is a type EALOS-X and they transport old wood whit /in it.
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...im just not gonna ask about the rasin car...better left not knowing...