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Oh GOD! Looks like the ceiling and the wall don't get along!
Does anyone else see the face???????
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xtrerme tub makeover anyone!
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i was born in 1996, the year it was closed. i live very close to it and go to the middle school that is in the complex. i find this all verrrryyyy interesting! i would love to go in the buildings and see for myself.
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Ha, I've always hated these things for being painfully mundane.
What is it with these people and nauseating pink shades? Jeebus!
I know not about agitating, but it certainly is nauseating! at least to me...
Thank God that our respirators these days are much smaller. I would never be able to fit that beast on the ambulance!
Many, MANY, and I do mean MANY years ago I was an inpatient at a facility for troubled teens. We did have a seclusion room, but it was so rarely used as to be almost obsolete. I never got put in there myself.
I remember running on a call in an old mental hospital here, for a paintballer who had fallen and broken his leg. The major issue was, of course, the Sheriff's Dept. K-9 was still on the loose so we couldn't get in to get the dumbass. By the time we got into him, he had a couple of bite marks to add to his shattered tibia. Thats the price one pays for high adventure, I suppose.
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It looks like a suspension bridge ...
Beautiful! i'm not christian but i have a fondness for old objects and especially religious ones. Is that jesus' arm still stuck on it? . . . x x x
I also wear an old key around my neck taken from my first Urban Exploration in an abandoned children's hospital. . . i justify taking it as the place was about to be demolished. It's a lovely souvenir, i always get alot of people asking about it. :)
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Scrubbing Bubbles,they do the scrubbing so you dont have to!
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This shot is getting me dizzy.