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Here and there; there were also more refined-looking pieces of art on the walls as well.
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That is neat to see these cartoon like images! Were they through out the whole place Motts?
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I don't give out information on how to enter the properties, but the hospital building looked pretty smashed out when I visited last year; so I assume it was accessible.
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If you can stick a camel through the eye of a needle, what can fit through that?
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That would be great wallpaper!
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So true! It looks like it is motioning to climb out. Love the angle too!
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I just hear Ozzy now..........But, I was first to comment! I tingle from the creepiness in this shot.
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I love your work with plantlife Motts!
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That is the oddest leveling I have ever seen. Tempted to run up and down!
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On to another great gallery! This enterance looks like a run down school for criminal kids.
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Motts, i live about 5 minutes away from this place and feel like having a little adventure of my own, any tips on which way to get in? and what to watch out for? a lot of people tend to hang out outside the graveyard area on the way to Syon park. i haven't seen the place since i was little, it was the place where all my broken bones were seen to and my friends were born, it would be nice to go and have a look around to see how things look now. thanx.
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Thanks.
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It was one large building, about 1/2 a mile long, with various wings attached to a central administration section. Gravesend is not the actual name for this place, but it is a real neighborhood in Brooklyn NY.
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They did tear it down, in 2006-2007.
i live just down the road from the hospital and its so sad to see the pictures like this.:(
i just want them to do something with it now.. and quick!!