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I think alot of these places had shops for patients, I know there was one in Cane Hill, England. Where patients could buy cigarettes, sweets, magazines and all sorts of day to day things.
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Despite the paint peeling off the walls, there's something about this room that feels welcoming. Those chairs look as though they are begging to be sat on one last time.
Is it me or does the red chair comforting the green one?
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This picture feels so cold to me and the sink seems intimidating in the way it dominates the room.
Great composition!
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If I was sectioned in a hospital I don't think locking me in seculsion would calm me down at all. I imagen in most cases it would cause more stress for the patient.
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I can't belive they needed so many 'quiet' rooms in these old facilities. I'm glad times have changed.
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The way the paint is peeling in lines almost looks like scratch marks.
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I agree with Joe. This is a beautiful shot and the woodwork is amazing, but the lights look like something you would find in in a workshop. I would expect to find something a little fancier in here.
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THIS IS YOUR NEW HOME TAKE YOUR PICK!
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YOU ARE NEXT!
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Finally some amazing photos of an abandoned building that have not been tainted by grafitti!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you Motts!
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PROBABLY DIED OF STARVATION
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DEAD SILENCE PT. 2
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Dirt I believe...
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They are old lamps on the ceiling.
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SAW V