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In response to Talon's comment about cleaning the intestines, I did a medical rotation at our cities medical examiner's office and assisted with autopsies. We all had to clear the intestines at least once. It's an experience (and smell) one will never forget. The intestines were placed in a large soup pot to transfer to the hopper for cleaning. It was many years before I could make homemade soup again!
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That wheel chair probably is worth quite a bit to a person who really be interested in it...exspecially in that condition. I wonder if anyone has ever taking something and got some money for something like that? I know I would do it for that...because if I just got that for myself it would freak me out...lol!
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Vandals and graffiti sprayers, you better leave these things alone - they are for looking, not for defacing. They're too precious to be defaced!

I worry about their future.
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Remember that horrible dry powdery soap that came out of those things! Was probably Ajax or something like that!
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This reminds me of that movie, " The Wicker Man"!
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Motts a father figure??? He's way too sexy for that!
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I would not go down their!
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amazing structure, I would love to visit!!
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Yes, I agree with Eli and Matt... it probably was two workers or people authorized to be in that building... probably however...leaving the note to scare UEs. Funny how people were talking about someone getting lost in the hospital and not finding their way out. That would be one of my concerns also if I went exploring. As for now I am happy just exploring on this website (which is my favorite one!) Thanks Mott!
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Unusual to see something too clean and spotless in an filthy abandoned hospital.
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Fascinating...never heard of such a thing!
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Really appreciate all the information about things I've never seen or heard of until now. This site not only visually documents this history, but educates at the same time. That's a winning combination.
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Looks like it's trying to kneel down.......
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The photo's are capturing history in the decline. Love your site!!!! I found it by the way of abandoned-places
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The moss matches the color on the wall. Wild shot!