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I just want to clarify: the previous owner did not give us permission to explore the Pines.....he allowed us to walk in his yard and enter the property. He made it clear that as former owner, he didn't have the right to ALLOW us or anyone to walk around the property.
That wheelchair also reminds me of that movie that is called, "The Changeling".
Motts,... that deep black hole... is either very dirty water or its black soil that does have steel pipes and other steel debris that is stuck in it.

Motts, you do have an artistic passion for taking thought provoking pictures of old buildings.
There were most likely thousands of people that did sleep on that bed.

I have rarely seen any bed that was so disfigured in its structural alignment for a patients comfort.
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I understood there is a memorial with numbers and names but the last (only) place they will rest is under a number not their name
This room looks like it may have been used for a doctors office.

Why would I think that this picture is probably showing a former doctor's office... ?

Answer,... please notice,... those tight architectural corners in the upper right hand side of this picture.

Usually the only reason as of why that an architect would have designed such tight corners in his blueprint for that side of this light green room is to build the structural interior walls for a small doctor (or nurse) office.
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There has been Some Strange pheomenon Going on in the body silo recently.. blood curdling moans and strange wind like sounds have drove out of it but all in all do not check this out it is pungent with a smell like sulfur and it is hard to breath like something is choking you
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I'd just like to point out that on January 5 ,2008, - I died.
And this is exactly how I feel.
-Guitorman
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Pretty neat.
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Thats' what I like to see.
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boy oh boy

When you live in a monestary you have no problems, no fears no anxieties.
You,re not afraid to die,you love everyone and you don't care for money.
Lot of hard work ,though.
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marching
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Yecch
Motts,... you have stated that floor is solid.

And,... I have heard some people say that if a building has a solid foundation, that anyone can renovate an old building.

Obviously,... in this photograph this picture does show that this floor is solid... so has anyone thought about reopening this building for 21st Century business purposes... ?
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Wonder what stories that window could tell....