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Check the back wall!
The stain!
I see a head, tilted to the right.
Small man coming from the head with a finger raised to the adjacent wall!
Zone in closer to the right and left. more faces visible. Distorted though spooky.
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erm kat ? W.T.F are you banging your gums about? this is meant to be fun! a site for people who share a common interset in places and buildings and FOTOS! how you like that one 2oh queen of grammer?". get laid already!
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an eye to the soul of the building! may it rest in peace
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did i just read that motts pictures changed after this one, its the place it has a way? does any one get me?mott did your mood change while taking the pictures ? which are still fab by the way they just seem to be sadder as you get further into them, its like the place knows what the future hold for it!!!!
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wot i would give to see this in person, to walk these grounds, motts? have you ever photographed any paranormal images or has anything you cant explain happened to you whilst at danvers?
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hey motts what drew you to danvers? woz it the mental asylum connection or the paranormal connection?
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fanatstic pictures by the way, thanks for sharing them!!! xjx
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it was session 9 that brought me to danvers also, now i have an obsession, i look at photos and read stuff about it all the time. Danvers has a presence that draws you to it, and once you look at it you can never forget about it, its there in your head and stays with you for the rest of your days.
its a very haunting place, i have session 9 and i bought it in asda for funny enough £9, ha £9 just realised that, ewww now i've spooked myself!!!!!!!!!
Agreed not for a life boat but for loading and unloading, possibly anchor crane davit.
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this is my absolute favorite picture and album you have done! just amazing. yer camera work is wonderful
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as a geologist, i probably would have poked around at the rocks. i bet you are right, though, he univ probably just stored them. i cannot see the headmaster of this place allowing the people housed there even begin to think they should learn anything...
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For Jim H.....Thanks for the refer to the photos of what the place used to look like. The chapel was beautiful! It's a custom that when a church closes the pews and religious artifacts are donated to parishes either renovating existing facilities or building new ones. I hope the materials from Salesian found suitable homes.
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with the files on the floor...i guess this place never had to worry about HIPPA. heh.

awesome fotos!
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How do you get in and is it still worthwhile?
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Oh you guys think of all the negatives.
Maybe, the patients would get their excercise by hitting a designated wall.

Just kidding.