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I think a guy named Don Cloutier ran the MRB Enterprises at Rocky Point and he had a son named Eric who worked there too. In 1984 I was 14 so we probably worked together.
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erik work near there and have been several times never encountered what you have but would be quite interested. if you see this e-mail me at nifern8@yahoo.com would love to talk with you about this
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it's seeing these kinds of picture collections that make me really want to fly to the states for an urbexing holiday!i hope to one day.great photos:-)
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such an expensive piece of equipment!
what a shame

A lot of this places are gorgeous, so much potential if age was well to them.
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I had one of these in my old high school girl's room LOL
It worked too!!

/ me= age 29
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Gives my heart a flutter!! wow..
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Reminds me of the "doors" in the hostel movies.
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LOL Buddy dump
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MONEY SHOT!! LOL

Great job, man!
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Amazing!
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Amazing 'narration' and pictures.
Thanks!!
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Wow, is it just me or does the word 'medication' seem to be the root of all of the problems to begin with. You can just about imagine the number of drugs these patients were on back then. Im all for drugs that help with life threatening conditions but usually ones that are designed to intervene in psychological behavior make things worse.
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The ceiling looks like it's alive and crawling.
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It's almost like a crowd of mechanical critters amassing before an assault.
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Looks more like a sitter