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i love the angle of this shot
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Lovely...
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The scary, strangely inviting double doors sort remind me of 'Room 666'
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All hail.
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At least these ones have dividers. I have seen far to many pictures that make one envision the utter awkwardness of showering while someone's looking at your dong.
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This picture saddens me in its expression of mortality of the things we see as new and modern. This is truly a superb shot and I too say:
Wallpaper
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u should c the view from the top of the water tower-amazing. u can even see a bridge wayyyyy out in the distance. i explored ladd 4 2 years and found some pretty amazing things there. great shot-ways ths recent?
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Martha, thanks for the info, My friend was only 7 years old and I am sure she must have had some adjustments made to her Iron lung before she was made comfortable. and these are her memories of being in it. I do remember the sound of the machine and it scared me and i can still hear it when i think about it, Not a fun memory of her being in it over 50 years ago. Good luck to you Martha and I hope that one day you will be able to leave your Iron lung and sleep in your own bed
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So, more like a relenting or intermittent horror? ;-)
Eerily unnerving and quaintly beautiful.
Amazing shot!
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There are all sorts of goodies at any type of physical thereapy place. My boyfriend broke his back skiing, and part of his physical rehab was to walk around the room with weights on his feet (to represent ski boots) and carry a two by four (the skis). Crazy, but simple things help tremendosly!
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This is my all time favorite Motts photograph. I used to work on that floor. I spent about 8 years working there. My father worked that floor for many years as well. Put beds and a paint job therre it would look identical to the way it was when I worked there. It's gone now , pity, but what's replaced it looks good. I've heard horror stories about the quality of work there, but on the outside it looks good.
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As far as putting patients names on the markers. It might be problematic. Records were lost as far as I know. So it would take a bit of research to find who's who. I hope it can be done.
wow how amazing is this bitches
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MOTTS

whats the scariest place u have ever gone to?.....her in mass