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Maybe the toilets are on the other side of the wall from the sinks? Or maybe the soap dispensers are on the other side?
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Is that whole door covered in mesh? Why not just cover the windows? Are the transoms covered with mesh also?
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Not very inviting...
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Is the floor brick? What was in all the other rooms?
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Thats really horrible, what were they thinking?
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I think it looks like the outside of a door. We once had a very old farm house. Only one room had a light switch the rest had pull chians and it was the only room with a lock on it, and it locked from the outside. Used to be my bedroom, but it was a little creepy...
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Wow, great to see a new gallery!
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They look painted. I wonder how the floors would look refinished. Why doesn't anyone salvage these buildings? Think of all the wonderful items that could be reclaimed before they rot...
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enter through the narrow gate for wide is the road that leads to destruction...
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I makes the room look like it is undulating. It gives me motion sickness
Ew. Pegboard is far more accurate from this distance. Yuck yuck yuck. It'd be enough to make you more crazy!
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I wanna dig through the pile of stuff...wait, I wanna check out the rooms...wait, I wanna see what's through the door at the end...wait, I wanna look through the windows...wait...I wanna....
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Once again...lush and desolate...The building looks like a cross
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You are exactly right, cold and harsh. I didn't know you could fit lush and desolate in the same picture.
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Ok...not sure what the title means...much less how to pronounce it? Some help please? And does that look into another room?