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For some reason this image is so sad. Like a euphamism for the state of faith in the world today.
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its rather hard to fall up, hah
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ah okay then, looks good
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usually i cant stand graffiti, but this is pretty cool
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wallpaper please :D
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Sweet shot... Looks like lights are on.
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Man, that gave me a heart attack.
MOTTS, MY HUBBY IS A COP...HE SAID THAT NEXT TIME THE COPS COME TO RUN YA'LL OUT OF A PLACE, LET THEM SEE YOUR PICTURES! NO OFFICER WORTH HIS BADGE SHOULD INTERFERE W/ AN ARTIST SUCH AS YOURSELF. YOUR WORK ALONE SHOWS THAT YOU RESPECT ALL PROPERTY. THEY SHOULDNT BEGRUDGE YOU A CHANCE TO CAPTURE YOUR PICTURES.
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This shot really grabs me. I LOVE it.
MOTT HOW DO YOU FIND THESE PLACES??( NOT ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS, JUST WONDERING IF YOU JUST ''HAPPEN'' UPON SUCH FASINATING PLACES) DO YOU TRAVEL TO THESE COUNTRIES JUST TO DO PHOTOGRAPHY, OR DO YOU TRAVEL WITH YOUR JOB AND PHOTOGRAPHY IS YOUR HOBBY?
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I worked at Pennhurst. There were employees who were concerned for the patients and some who were abusive to them.There was a hospital with a T.B. ward, dental clinic, school where classes were taught in weaving, basket making.and other classes.Also there was a dairy,and poultry farm, Penn Hall was a residence for one of the types of maintenance,others had homes on th property which were part of the state property too.The girls colony was up on the hill and there were three buildings,one,which was called C8 and in the basement was a cannery where items were canned. Inthe basement of C2 was the kitchen,where food was prepared for the girls and the employees that worked up there. A dental clinic was inC4 building which also housed less mentally handicapped girls. Some of the girls did beautiful tatting and crocheting which employess would pay them to do for employees..


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There are some issues with the comments, I'm working on the problem...
Mrph. I'd love to go there and spend a good hour just rummaging. Not taking anything, of course, but just to immerse myself in those memories before leaving.
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This shot makes me feel so insignificant.
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Ok, don't trust the posts this time...anyway, like a casket viewing room for giants