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*Jumps up and down on the paper* haha
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I've never seen so many wheel chairs. Crazy. lol
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This photo gives me chills. I really love the beautiful coloration of the greens and blacks. Again, outstanding job Motts.
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It's quite eerie that som many patients died and where buried on those grounds. Would make for a good story setting.
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Motts, that picture is beautiful. It's a shame that the wheelchair is only going to sit there and rot when it could be in a historical center. But anywho, it's lovley!
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I like how the shadows show up so well in the night shots.
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I love the moon in the shot.
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Not much Graffiti at all in any of the shots.
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I love the site and always look forward to new pictures. It really passes the time at work.

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...wow.
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I admire your courage... I would be so scared! :D
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I think part of the chaos comes from the asbestos abatement work. They removed parts of the walls to get to the insulated pipes, it seems to me.
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THIS IS THE COOLEST SHIT IVE EVER SEEN!!! YES!!!!!!!
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I have a family member who works for the construction company slated to build the new facility. On one hand I'm upset that they're tearing it down, but on the other hand I'll probably get to see some great photos of areas of the inside where most people wouldn't be able to go.
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wait a second first
J- I was there the other night..its lik 4 footdeep..We took a long peice of wood and hit bottom..Not deep at all...
and then

Alex Redyns -
and btw, when i went i found that hole too and uncivered it, i threw in some glow sticks, i saw them glide down for about 10 feet, and then they just dissapeared, i tell you what, it freaked me the fuck out, i left after that.

Which is it? I'm kinda curious and 4 feet and 10 feet are 2 totally different things