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Again....absolutely beautiful...I would kill to wake up to that view every morning.
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This place is so beautiful...wish I knew what it looked like before.
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I agree Nevermore - with the little balcony - out of everything, that was the first to catch my eye. VERY STUNNING PICTURE! Has to be one of my favorites - its so hard to choose!! :0)
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Perfect word....Elegant. I love how the shadow from the iron in the window is just so slight.
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Maybe the people that lived there were REALLY short? :0P Beautiful shot!
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Ah, the old days with the 20 minute "double reelers". (22minutes, 13.33 seconds to be exact) Film used to be shipped (and still is) on 2000 foot reels. (on 1000 foot reels from the film company, combined at the film exchange) I haven't worked as a projectionist since the '70s, but I remember working in a state hospital, showing the weekly movie for the residents. I think I was paid $30 for my services.
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the first thing I thought was "Piano!"
second would be "Piano?"
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I know psychiatric hospitals with toilet doors that don't close... but I've never hear of toilet doors that look from the outside...
creeps me out!
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I can just amagine myself there as a patient, staring at that quote...
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still amazed at how clean the equipment is... some of that stuff is even shiny
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I'm loving the forceps...
everythings looks pretty clean indeed... besides the rust ofcourse xD
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*slaps self on the fingers*
I probably wouldn't have had the self-control to leave them there, where they belong...
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Have any of you who have been there actually seen or felt anything?...seriously. A friend of mine tried to get me to go there and I punked out. Still curious though.
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excellent mr.motts
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Nice