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Just, perfect, Sir. Nice to see your "Eye" in action yet again.
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Since so many people don't like clowns, maybe we can pretend that was the clown treatment room!
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Motts - How big was this thing?
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Ha! Nice highlander reference.
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Interesting that the peeling paint is mostly above the door level.
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The firehouse looks so "alone".
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Very cool!
Tears of the past?
The walk to recovery, not the walk out.
The walls are what is keeping the sickness in. It feels like thier slowly compressing it in.
To me its scattered souls, like autumn leaves that fall from the tree, each one has a history within its veins of ink
This is where friends were made and memories still live
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They appear to be garbage cans, but they also look a bit like the government issued supply containers for fallout shelters, that contained food, water, toiletries, etc in case of a nuclear attack. The basement had a large septic tank just for this purpose, as well as some supplies.
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Yup those are old hair dryers from the 50s-60s eras.
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Thanks Mr Motts! Love your punctuality. It almost seems a new gallery is updated every time I miss some beauty around. I simply love your shots.