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I could sit and read stuff like that all day. I did get the chance to explore and an abandoned house about 15 years ago. My cousin and I sat down and read all the documents left on the floor. Didnt take anything, just sat and read.
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absolutely, positively the BEST.
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this building is so beautiful, why did they have to do such a nasty thing to it?
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beautiful composition.
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I have heard that baby walkers do not help a infant learn to walk because they are unable to see their feet. (ie the tray on the walker; etc) So I am going out on a limb and say this type of walker helps because the Individual is able to see their feet?
I live only about 20 minutes from there. I used to go there ALL the time.
no, but the locals do certainly worse; before about 2 years ago security there was nil and one of my friends actually got closed in one of those drawers when she and her friends decided to go screwing around there
The school is an hour across the bay from me, theres a "virtual museum" as its called with loads on this place out in cyberspace, you can probably find by google...
Awesome pics Motts, i was wondering when you'd do this place.
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i haven't been there is it your thought the place is dangerous like you fear falling thur the floor or the stairs would collapse, or maybe something might fall on your head
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Hey guys. I have worked for HVDDSO aka Letchworth for 7years now. I work in a group home in Orange Cty. My father has over 30 years with DDSO and my mom just about the same. I used to visit when I was young but I never saw anything creepy or scary. These people did live in horrendous conditions in the 70's but things changed dramatically through the 80's. I love my job and taking care of these guys. Group homes are much better than the village as the guys live a normal life and do normal things like we all do. Thanks and take care.
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I don't reveal locations with pseudonyms, but sure you can paint anything you'd like.
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wow that was great its a shame its gone now cus i live in west bromwich and it was a very sad day when they knocked it down :(
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amaaaaazinnnnng.
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Where in the US is the Franklin Power Plant?
---also, would you mind if I painted this picture you took?
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what the hell's goin on?