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not scary at all
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Mr Nikon I do believe you've hit it
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You see that thing at the end with the post. It's a lift. Designed to get people in and out of the tub. Getting them in and out wouldn't be a picnic, but it would be manageable.
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Thought I gve it back.
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Big Ed, I lent it to you last week and forgot to get it back. Mebbe I need a spare . . . . or 2 or 3 . . . hundred . . . . . . .
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looks like a great place. sad to have missed it.
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CAS you's think she'd Keep it hooked to her fanny pack.
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It looks like it would be quite difficult to get someone in and out of this tub if they were unable to move themselves, as I'm sure was common in a facility like this.
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If this isn't a deterrent against the use of wallpaper, nothing is.
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For having been "officially" abandoned for more than a decade now, this place is in pretty good shape. It still looks pretty clean to me, not too much deterioration. I find that surprising.
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i've been to this place 3 times-from ri.all during the nite. the 1st time me n my partner got caught by a very quiet, white security suv. he jus let us go. but dont sleep because they have beefed up their security. bigtime.thanks to idiots n matches. state police roam the campus. there is foot patrol. and even some half assed boobytraps. i spotted all this thanks to the cover of nite n my nifty night vision goggle. this place is huge! no joke. and at nite it seems to tower over u. i do warn...it's haunted. believe what u want but i KNO. or atleast the small auditorium is.thats where i had the experiences. many. it was a bit overwhelming. by the way...great shot. it brings me bak to the 1st time i saw that room.
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My family lived in a 30's house and we had a toilet with a raised tank. Black as coal wrought iron with a wooden handle hanging from a chain..We never "Flushed"...we always "Pulled the chain"...And we lived in Middlesex..Ashford
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If that bucket is from the labour ward, what do you think is in it?? Kinda worrying to think it may of had/has wee bodies in it :(
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And even tho I have been in the States for a good number of years, us Brits call it the fridge...Just like we call it the "hoover" and not the vacuum (UGH Bloody spelling)
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painting happy murals in this place is like putting one of those pine tree air fresheners in an open sewer