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I love how in this location, even though its abandoned, everything looks so bright, and peaceful, and inviting even.
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The intensity of the city lights is crazy.

I love how the city lights are juxtaposed, almost overtaking, this abandoned, forgotten beauty
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Some glass and stone.
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Snow angel coming to touch tree-top orn.


I'm not sure if I went over this before, but on slope roofs such as this you may notice little spades or fences or cleats or whatever to keep the snow on the roof so it doesn't slide off en masse and kill someone.
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awh those chimneys were awfully thin and snapped-off.I have one of them right here.
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Hot summer's day
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Elicits many feelings and impressions
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Artifice
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i love that the lawn is perfectly manicured. its nice
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keep looking up
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I don't remember this room specifically, but I do believe it was an office of sorts, or maybe for laundry. Also, I remember they did have some rooms that were used for keeping various types of "equipment" life restraints and there was a special "bed" if you will that had leather belt restraints on it that could be wheeled out and used at any time.
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I was IN THIS PLACE- In Jan-March of1986!! Wow, this is crazy to see these pics.
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step on down into the otherworldly comfort of the head shop
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That little guy looks like a modern logo,possibly computerized, of a characterture rock singer.
And whats' that on door number three??
Looks like a pin-up girl.
It would seem to me that these are high dollar item....pianos and organs.....yet they seem to be constantly left behind like you said...why leave something behind that's worth a good deal of money.