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and when she was good, she was very, very good; and when she was bad she was dreadful...
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I wonder why there is so much peeling paint in there compared to the rest of the building. Happy New Year to all and Debbie
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Debbie Id love to meet you too when I go to Florida. This park is really creepy
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I like the colors, texture for wallpaper. Great shot!
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my grandfather worked in those plants!! ah how i love southbend...and...GO IRISH.
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dme I find you quite interesting so please meet me and we can discuss this. Post where and when. I am close by in an after care facility as for I was inpatient for many years at KPPC and am allowd out once a day for an hour . You can usually find me at the bluff.
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does anyone have a map or can give me some insight of where all the buildings are located email pyrofreak415@yahoo.com
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it is just the way the tide is moveing in but it does look cool.
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it is amazing that you know that information about some of the boats in the graveyard. you make it sound like you were on some of them. it looks like the boat used to be a nice boat. you know your history. i am impressed. I do not know anything about the boats. i just think the boats look cool. what business did the boats belong to? and how many years have the boats been siting there like that? I would like to explore some of the boats someday but I do not think that will ever happen but i hope that someday i can explore some of the boats that are safe to explore.
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i was a patient in this hospital in the 50s. i kept escaping with others. when they got us they would put us in seclusion.
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these photos are really cool to me because i like seeing abandoned places. I have seen more disturbing photos then these. It does make me wounder what is living in those boats. I think the boat graveyard used to be a business of some sort that went bankrupt and then got abandoned. that might be one reason whay they all ended up like they are in the same area but it is kinda weird and creepy. it is like something you would see in a horror movie where something kills everyone in one location and i have seen plenty of horror movies to know that. It is kinda cool though.
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r u fuckin people serious??!!! research this "hospital",it was worse than a concentration camp when its doors were open,the "cool" golden bathtubs u people liked were really hydro theapy tubs,where patients where submerged in ice cold water 20 times a day,also they performed labtomies,and hydro shock treatments here,if you dont know what that is,its the electrical chair.That place today is the home of many tormented souls,still haunting the walls inside today.I cant beleive u people.ia_allday@yahoo.com
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wow ive never seen a studded door before...
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It is very beautiful. It reminds me of something but I'm not sure.
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What a shame,,I cant believe that this is still the same chapel that we used to pray in. I was in the very last group of students to attend Salesian as a minor seminary..we left in December 1985..never to return. The school was closed sometime after. I was given a statue of St. Aloysius..my confirmation patron by Fr. Frank Kelley..was a great priest..I dont even know if he is still alive, but that statue is still with me and I will always remember the time I spent at Salesian!!