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I was just about to post the same thing Steph...two months later of course. LOL!

That blue tile just draws the attention, kinda like a bright yellow panic button.
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Yet again my memory does not fail me! I really impressed myself with this one!

http://www.opacity.us/...5048_nuclear_sun.htm

We got two wallpapers out of this gallery, it was a vertigo nightmare!

That gallery was really intense where nature was concerned and entire forest was encroaching on the site, very much like this.

This kinda reminds me of Jack in Nightmare Before Christmas.
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It Reminds Me Of Silent Hill, I Love It!
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People have been trying to talk this man into doing a coffee table book...it hasn't worked so far. Actually that really became a topic during the European sets. I think it was the mining station, or something industrial like that. I believe there were two large towers in the mountains or something...let me look back.
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Definitely Silent Hillesc...
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We've seen graffiti in these hospitals before and this looks absolutely NOTHING like that. Also this island doesn't see many visitors because of all the patrols (Riker's is like right there) so why bother writing all that is there is little chance of any gratification from someone reading it. I dont know, but i think it's real.
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I want that deadbolt for Christmas.

Dear Santa,
On your way out to LI could you drop by and pick up a deadbolt from Riverside Hospital?
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Wow! Poor guy.
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Well, the slot in the door would make it seem to be an observation room or something...but wouldn't peeling wood be more dangerous to someone than metal? Think of the splinters!

Kris
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I'm waiting for Nurse Ratchet to calmly strut through!

Oh and i see Bullwinkle in the glass too.
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Wallpaper! Wallpaper!! Wallpaper!!! My screensaver needs a fix!

Kris
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I agree, the busted windows work perfectly in this shot!

Kris
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Really great shot! I'll bet someone made a fortune selling these butt ugly tiles to every institution and prison in the country! I think we even saw them in some of the European hospitals Motts visited.

Kris
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It's beautiful that someone thought to remember those people. That someone cared enough. Now those people are memorialized in a way not many can be. Beautiful.
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It's amazing how little time it takes for these buildings to break down on the inside. I mean, within a year most places have tons of peeling paint and ceilings fall down.