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creeaaaakkkkk....won't you come in??
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Awsome and creepy
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Exactly like the stairwell in the junior high I went to many, many years ago! Institutional looking, for sure.
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Me too Seventh....I would sit down in the floor and read everything...:)
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So glad you've put this new gallery up. I look every day to see if you have. You take the best pictures!!! More soon, please?
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beautiful!
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That is crazy!! Talk about a good picture. I wonder if that wall was added later to divide the room and that is why it was able to move so much without falling?
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The theatre shots are the best and your shots far surpass anything else I have ever seen.
Portal works just fine, but the arch around a stage is a proscenium if anyone is curious.
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One of my new favorites.
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This isn't as sad as everyone is making it out to be. It is easy to believe this could be real since the last use of the facility was for drug rehab. I would think for at least the first few weeks no one wanted to be there. This isn't a case of baby being left there by a parent because they couldn't handle a sickness or mental deficiency.
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Left alone, those tiles will outlive all of us!
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It has just been holding on this long waiting for Motts. Now it can fall over with no regrets.
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I love the way the chairs are grouped. The one yellow one looks directly at the others, with a second yellow kind of hovering at its side like an assistant sitting there with the doctor/nurse talking to the patients. And the rest of the chairs facing those, or looking off to one side, like a group of patients, some of them distracted by whatever is off right of frame (their left)... It's like Hikarino says, it tells a story.
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Creepy and very very cool shot to see.
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Does that number say 136. Can anybody see that number on the grave.