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A fire escape never looked so good....

This is my favorite "outdoor" shot! What a great photo.........

Love your description!

I sure hope that poor kitty did not dye and/or suffer at the hands of a human! It is amazing what the sight of a dead animal can do to a person... it truly is upsetting and disturbing... I think it does more than seeing a dead human being... and I am more upset when I see a dead animal... that was a very sad picture...and once again I sure hope it did not die and/or suffer at the hands of a human being!

If you turn your head a little bit and look at the light near the gurney you could see a face...and the hole in the wll near the gurney could be the eye...wow...something else. That is an awesome pic. I would love to go Urban Exploring one day but I would probably be to afraid to go in the hospital. LOL

Lights, action.........

You guys are definitely on a roll.............Amazing what one picture can start!!

This is why architects cannot deal with "normal people".

Its a building designed my H. H. Richardson (known for Romanesque Architecture)...its supposed to be imposing, like ROMAN architecture.

Question... How can you make an assessment on a building when you have not experienced the inside?

and...

How can a building with so many windows be dark, dreary, and depressing?

Please take time to consider what you may be inanely babbling on the internet before you do so.

Thank you.

A humble and profound thank you for this education. My parent's generation faced this situation, and now I am very clear what that meant.

Again.........very sobering.

The additional "iron lung" photo you provided a link to was sobering...my best to Henry, glad these iron lungs came in colors and again, I learn so much from this site.

RedzFan
"I asked for a Blood Light!"

That's a great one.......!

Employee injury nightmare!

For some reason I thought of the old L & K restaurants when I saw this!!

Great shape and color!