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Session 9 is how I found this website. The hospital was as much, if not more of, a character as the actors in the movie. It really felt like the building was alive. After doing a search for Danvers, I found this website. Brilliant work - I keep coming back and looking at all of the galleries now. I can't seem to help myself. :-)
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Wow now thats a great Picture !!!
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Hallucinator,

Fabulous! Thanks! :-)
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These photos are amazing. I can't help but think about the work that went into building these ships. Those anchors alone must have taken so long to make. All that time, rusting away.
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Wow !!!!
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Great composition :-)
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Geeeeeezzz!!! Eeew. When I was a kid, I had nightmares for years about something like this trying to bite my feet off..(you know, "don't let your feet hang over the edge, or something will bite them!".....HORRIBLE!!!!! I can't even stand to have dolls in my house, let alone any kind of clown (shuddder)........ What's even creepier is that it looks like it was meant to be "smiling".....Thanks, Motts; now I have to dig out the night light I usually only have for guests to find the bathroom at 3 a.m.....Appropriately creepy, though.....:-)
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HaHaHa......Thats funny tagging a chair
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I like how the arch and the Organ look so new except for the Grafitti
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They are called Bradley Sinks. They usually have a tower in the middle and a large hoop like peddle around it you step on to run the water.
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A ghost show !
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Wonderful colours ;o
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Wow that is really awesome
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Black and white shows more than color could. Beautiful pic.
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okay that thing made me jump when it popped up on the screen! :P