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Looks like "CHERY" to me...
If you are locked down 23 hours a day, reading is about all you have besides scratching on the wall...
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j'ai trouvé ça nul
Generally, you wouldn't be allowed to keep bread in your cell, as it's a key ingredient in making hooch...
at most jails, prisons, etc., showering isn't an option. If you smell, you WILL be cleaned...
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I have a question simply about how you have access to these buildings, I find them quite fascinating really, I guess its because I find the creepy and abandoned amazing and I love the pictures Im just curious.
If you had to "go there", you're well on your way to having a ruined life. Hopefully a trip here could save it...
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just so you know, not all of the Sterling Hotel was demolished in 2006 like the other page says. I like about 3 minutes away, and it's still there. These pictures are amazing! I've always wanted to go in there!
I live within 1 mile of this building. If they tear this building down, there will be airborne asbestos for years. I am dead set against this. I will have to move my family to safety.
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Your on about Christine Ari.

Great photo, perfect :)
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The image of the woman is haunting with the seemingly black pools for eyes, the picture is as always very well framed and quite artistic as always great work. Been a while since I was by the have a look glad to see so many updates.
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its the naughty seat
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hay radical ed i live in uk and i would love some info on some of the bits about this palce im slowly making a big art piccy on canvase and i would also love to hear some of thos sessions if u dont mind ?
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open them and find out lol
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most places like this a full of asbosts so most people wear mask to thes sort of pacle but others dont bother

great piccy i like the beam of light and the fog / mist in it