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Maybe they made Ernie a girl to represent both genders, even if the shots are from seperate areas. I thought this was funny...
Just a guess here...but I think the painting is of one of the saints. Staints are often depicted like this is pictures.
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Like a barren wasteland. Very interesting, nice work!
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"etc." could be like surgical masks or something.
I don't understand how someplace like a morgue could ever be truly and completely clean. Then again, I feel the same way about hospitals as well.
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Looks like there's an imprint from the mirror behind it...maybe it slid down again. Very nice shot!
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For some reason the way they're all in rows is a little scary. How sad...RIP.
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Incredibly awesome. The shadow makes it particularly interesting...reminds me of a Japanese ghost story. Great shot!
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I am not sure if it helps or scares them. I am guessing it depends on their personal experiences at Gaebler. It left a big impact on my life and I wasn't a patient . I can't put myself in your shoes. Everyone probably feels different emotions when viewing this site.
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I came upon this site by chance. It is crazy looking at these pictures and picturing it 20 plus years ago! It was a long time ago! I hope you are doing well.
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That is a very sad picture. it feels so lonely and forgotten. Very well done. Even if it envokes sadness.
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The glass really frames the building beautifully, I really like this.
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The real creepy thought for me is that this thing is on the inside of the door and some crazy person just stared at it 24/7, maybe while holding a stuffed racoon and waiting for medicaion time...
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The paint closer to the cielling is newer. The person that did the last paint job did not have a ladder.
"Love those high vaulted ceilings. "

('i' before 'e'....0"

except after C :-)
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): It almost looks, hm, tired. As if it's been waiting there for some love for so long... Looks like it was happy to see someone again.