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amazing its almost symmetrical albeit the graffiti.
Remember the public pools where you didn't even NEED a bathing suit? Now I wouldn't be caught dead in a place like that!!
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I love the pictures alone gives you this erie feeling...its bone-chilling...it's a shame the place burned down.
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this is great...I love how the grass brightens the photo up!
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I actually really like that shirt/dress
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Those doors kinda look like a face
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Looks like a regular friday afternoon at the off when everyone has left for the weekend and the cleaners haven't gotten to that area yet...but it does remind you of something out of a stephen king novel very erie in it's calmness like a moment lost in time or forgot...and yes I do security and I've seen those chairs at some buildings I've worked at very erie indeed
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this makes me cry
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odd...it does kinda remind me of a brothel or something
did anyone notice the "figure" in the 2nd window??
Great pics! I'd never heard of Byberry b4 this morning. The stories are interesting. I would luv to see pics of anything paranormal that may be there. Email me at jsharp23@yahoo.com if u have any.
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I keep seeing the morgue fridges with spaces all the way to the ceiling ... how did they get the bodies in the top spaces?
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You have been a bad tree ... a very very bad tree.
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Because they couldn't find a place to hid all the rope so they went for the next best option ... prevent them from getting in the tree?
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Guess what kiddos ... for today's art project we are all going to shit our names out on a peice of carboard.