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I love the Sepia look ^_^
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What were the panels in the door made out of? they look almost like metal... the one panel on the left door looks like it was bent or something
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If my memory serves me correctly, I believe they swiveled then sprang back into place once you got up. Perhaps this was to look neater, or to keep them out of the way if you needed to walk in the narrow space past them.
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Thanks for the new pix Motts :) i was home sick from work today and they helped me feel a bit better
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I would get clostrophobic i think
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I was actually going to ask the same question on the previous pic ^_^
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Yeah the stitching of the photographs isn't perfect, so the railing appears transparent in places.

As for the size of the place; things look pretty small from these back seats, so they probably made it as cramped as possible so everyone could see the procedure.
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this site rocks mj you have no class . old buildings are more beautiful then the new . motts is the shit. keep up the good work and keep those galleries coming.
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the operating space looks smaller than i would have thought... once you put a table, equipment and one or two people, its gotta be rather cramped.
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I'd have to agree with Voyager (no, not about the soap dispenser, lol) .. it looks like something used to either inject or remove fluids
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first post? wow, hehe... I dont know why, but this sign made me laugh :)
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Very cool!

That railing at the bottom of the image looks transparent in places; is that an effect of merging photos?
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I love the foliage against the window, its beautiful
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Yup, soap dispenser. Presumably so they could keep the morgue clean like the sign said.
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I love the windows