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it was probly not the dandiest patient in the ward , if theres bars, WAIT no, chucknorris was in threre aha!
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its just like the when they walk by
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OMG NO, it wasnt a cup, usualyy the guards or sometimes, they take the nightstick and bang it on the door when the patients go to sleep i dont know why exactly though
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whoa chemistry 101
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i dunno, it kind of reminds me of when i saw the sound of music the first time. i can here julie andrews twirling around singing THE HILLS ARE ALIVE...........
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Hi, Advocate,

Peace, my friend. :-)
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I love these panorama shots.......makes you feel like you're right there taking in the full view! This place is HUGE!
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The wildest looking chimney I've ever seen...Thanks!
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Another "favorite" because you have once again captured everything I could think of in a photo. I agree with the others that what you do with a camera is not only about creating fabulous art for us to enjoy, but your pictures tell a story (with the help of your historical comments and all the other information found here). This combination brings your photos alive and quite frankly, just isn't found elsewhere. We're in awe. I don't have the time or the interest to patronize anybody and I doubt these other fine people do either....This is officially my longest comment and I'll be quiet now!!!
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I love how you can see through the door into the area beyond.....
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Was there a sign in this room that said it was a birthing room? It looks more like it would have been used for showing autopsies to medical students and doctors.
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The contrast between light and dark elements.......and the little "peek" of the upper floor's banister, along with all the curves.......just divine!!
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You had me going with your first line....I think I've seen too many of your door shots with "viewing" spaces cut into them!!!
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This building seriously looks like it is trying to jump out of the picture and get to us...............!
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It's oxygen, as different colors designate diffrerent gases. Green for oxygen, Blue for nirtrous oxide, etc. Civil Defense has plenty of these cylinders distributed in various locations during the 60s in case of nuclear attack etc. You may find some in storage rooms of various hospitals & rescue squads