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The likely reason for the doors of this type is that at the time technology for doors expecting high use were limited to those found on barns. So someone's comment about horse stable doors are quite correct. The only thing I would be concerned about would be the lack of obvious attachment of the bottom of the door to anything...one bright patient and out they go through the flap-like door
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Silent Hill anyone?
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it`s a shame the graffiti ruined what could have been a perfect shot
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Great small gallery of photos Motts. Sometimes they are just short and sweet. I really loved the windows in these photos. The stained glass is amazing. I hope someone keeps the stained glass if this place doesn't get restored. It would just be a shame if they don't reuse it someplace. Thanks again Motts..... : )
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Ffordd Allan Means Way Out :)
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Love the stained glass windows....beautiful....great photo Motts!!
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Great photo's, great shame its being demolished, anyone watching Most Haunted there?
I love the title
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my father was put in an aslyum
nearly killed him.
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Haha this place is CREEEEPY! Did you actually go in alone???
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i love this view ;D
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the blonde chick with bleeding eyeballs is suggestive, you know.
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imagining yourself there has never been easier. it's amazing how such a small realistic detail can have this effect on a human's mind.
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dme, you are right. perfectly right.
my mother suffers from a serios mental ilness, like my grandmother. but they shouldn't be put aside. it's jut ...they perceive reality in a different way.or in the worst case, they don't perceive it at all.
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okay, I'm a morgue fan, but reality doesn't suit my imagination at this late hour.