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There is obviously ornate brickwork behind the inlaid plasterboard (I assume; might be drywall or sheetrock) wall. A shame that it was covered up, though with good reason - drywall would break if a patient bashed their head on it, while brick wouldn't give as willingly. ;)
I can imagine, however vaguely, how this elevator looked originally. The rust indicates that a great deal of it was steel or some other metal, and thus it was likely very shiny - maybe painted, but there really isn't any indication that there was paint here, so ... I bet it was so shiny! Maybe irritatingly so. :D
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My great aunts both attended Miss Bennet's in the early 1900's I believe I have photos of them there.
I hear that sitz baths are awesome, but in all honesty, after giving birth I didn't use one. They gave us little disposable plastic squeezebottles that had tops like waterbottles do. And I'll tell ya, when bending down to clean certain areas is a painful effort, or when toilet paper is too rough for certain still-swollen parts, a sitz bath of lukewarm water can be a lifesaver. I know it sounds disgusting to those who haven't experienced labor - or had a c-section - but trust me when I say it's a godsend. Especially when you're not only fighting strained muscles in odd places, but also nine stitches in very sensitive areas. :D :D :D
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best place to skateboard ever! they should just let us skate there we eouldnt bother anybody
We had similar single or two-person sinks in one of the four grade schools I attended. There was a small pedal at the front that could be pressed by one foot, but the spouts rarely worked well and the pedals quickly broke after daily assault by middle school girls. XD
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awesome, i like all of your work but i love the churches the most. thanks for new pics!
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looks like something could come crawling out of that dark whole, id be running if i heard a noise
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crispy or extra crispy?
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that is a beautiful shot motts
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wallpaper motts
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very beautiful but it gives a sense of forbidding
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if an animal knocked it over, just imagine the headache it would have, lol
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i can only imagine whats going on underground.... disturbing really. but great shot none the less ^^
My fear of heights would have kept me from working there - and would probably have made me insane as an inmate.