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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I like its small shadow of the ear , on the wall.
You see it? Very touching...
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Looks like plant's bones...dead body of the tree.... :)
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OMG !!!
I recall Stephen King's movie/book "IT" .... "They all float...and you will float too..."

(Kind of)
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That's what patients saw...
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i walked there for many years.notice the tree lined path that headed east to the pond.it was lined up directly to the front doors of the old boarding school
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just slightly disturbing.
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Actually, KBWS, Silent Hill is a good way of remembering these people. The games show depictions of such atrocities which encourage the people who play them to look into what they are based on.

Most young people today wouldn't have a clue about the institutionalised cruelty of psychiatric facilities - even those of us with psychiatric illnesses often do not experience anything too out there.

...asides from cold food.
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i live in handsworth, and never knew this amazing building existed, what a shame they demolished it, if they had turned it into a home i would definitly have lived there.
they should have saved this building its much better than the flats they have put up now. what a bloody shame the gothic architecture has gone to rubble.
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Very clean presentation Motts.
Superb. Great shot and this panoramic setup is a nice idea.
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love the texture! :)
It's awesome they are going to preserve and restore these! :)
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Northampton England again, still no sign of the string delivery Johnny Mac, perhaps its been sent to the shoe museum here? lol. Yes there really is one! Northamptons only vaguely interesting history being one of cobbling over the centuries. Anyhoo, I stumbled here and will stumble away again safe in the knowledge that we are giving brits a terrible name lol!
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WOW
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Hm, I don't think I wanna go in.