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If you think about it [I'm not sure how Europe goes] but the US government does apply a number to each and every person that is born here. We are simply names to the people whom we know & are loved by, by the government we ARE simply a number.

Once death occurs, only those who remember us can account for our names... the government still think "000-00-0000" is dead, not "Jane Doe" [ps, nowadays for tombstone graving it is up to 95$ PER LETTER, can you imagine what the price was then? esp with a psychiatric hospital which I'm sure was not given the correct money for anything!]
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This reminds me of the same sort of grave yard where the soilders are buried in [that are unknown, and whatnot?]. Such neatly lined up.

Died fighting, and yet no awards given here.
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Sorry I hope I am not being annoying, but the sheet wrap around the circular ring was like made of rubber. What I saw brought fascination and I do hope you are not offended by my inquiries.
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Fantastic photography, best i've ever seen. these places are somewhere i'd like to comfortably call home ;]
keep up the amazing work motts!
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in other words, the staircase was covered in Pigeon crap ;-)
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looks like the bottom half is missing
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any spoils from this trip Mott?
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It was probably a nice place when it was up-kept
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It's paint most likely; I wonder what was above that door before?
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get any samples, Mott? Some cool stuff in here.
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looks like a hot water pipe maybe, surrounded by the cage so no one got scorched
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cool pic, could almost be a miniature model
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wonder if there's going to be an estate auction for this place; sure that clock would clean up nice ;)
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Yeah I can feel the dread already from that place, any ghosts?
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its really existed!