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that's an awesom soap dispenser!
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yeah, it kinda looks like they're fenced in. with good reason, i suppose...
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lol. Kinda ironic. You dodge around security only to take a picture of a cop.
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it almost kinda makes you expect a silhouette to appear in the light...
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well, at least SOMETHING was busy in the building while everyone was gone...
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Who the heck is that?.......WHAT the heck is that?!!!! Omg, i jumped when i saw this picture. It took me like 10 minutes just to be able to scroll back up(ok, you caught me,i closed my eyes on my way bakc up but do you blame me????!!!!)
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Does anyone else notice the thing in the darkness down the hall?
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pretty intense. Now I know where the demons from DOOM came from.
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Gorgeous shots!!!!!!!So many memories. My great aunt(who is still living) worked at dixmont coz she is real patient. She even got strangled once but she had just happened to put her hand up to her neck when she was attacked. She was okay coz she pushed him off and called for help. BONE-CHILLING!!
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Looking at this picture, it looks like everyone just up and left...
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Omg, this makes me hurt inside...
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You know, they tore this beuttiful(meaning looking wise) building down to build another Wal-Mart of which we have over 1000 of. We only had one Dixmont and now we will never get it back! ; ( True, many bad memories happened here but it was still a historical landmark. And now they aren't even going to build stupid Wal-Mart! (Poor, unloved souls)
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Work as a paramedic in Bellevue...it's not that scary anymore...lots of the older buildings have been torn down...Thorazine is one of those drugs that you have to see to believe...you'd never think a human being could suffer effects like that.
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Awsome shot! Geez, I'd be hyperventilating right now.
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Great photos and a sad loss