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OMG.....there aren't even words to describe this one.......truly AMAZING! What a gift.......
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Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous and forever preserved (at least in our minds) thanks to your photography....
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Unbelievably beautiful shot......According to the comments above, I think you do have a new career ahead of you in Wedding photos!
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Sacred!
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Divine is the understatement.......
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That place feels so peaceful now... like without even the noise of the wind.
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the pic looks cool

to bad you didn't take a overview picture of the place
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Arghh :|
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And this is BIG soap dispenser...
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It grows straight from hell.
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you, my friend, do some amazing work. i have always been interested in abandoned buildings, especialy mental wards, but never found a site that shows the stuctures as they were left. the images are so real that i feel like a patient. this is my first time on this site and i have been on it for about 4 hours. very well put together. thank you for sharing your findings with the rest of us.
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i can't believe that after so long the paper and that cardboard box is still intact. nature is crazy
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i was in that room and the one paper that i looked at was for a surgery on Halloween then something fell. i got out of that room fast
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...And you couldn't pay me to go and see what that wonder crud is, or rather was, because it's most likely gone now along with that sink thing and that room and that building and that hospital.
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Ewwww! It looks like it was used as a toilet and somebody duked in it! Nas-tay! Although, in all reality it was just some sort of sink thing and that... Whatever it is, wonder crud, isn't a big duke more likely rust, standing water, dirt, something like that.