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so scary.
looks like something out of a horror film.
ahhh.
gorgeous shot though.
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beautiful.
i love the shade of green it is.
thats my favorite.
ah.
this is my new wallpaper.
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stunning.
this <b>needs</b> to be a wallpaper.
the color is amazing.
it looks like my nailpolish color.
xP
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gorgeous.
i believe this should be a wallpaper as well.
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beautiful stained glass.
this needs to be a wallpaper.
xD
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It looks like the leftover from a bygone era
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Hi Motts,
This photo is really something, like out of a dream scape.

Why is this beautiful place abandoned? I am surprized it has not been restored. It is really something and would make a great tourist attraction.

Keep the pix coming! :-)
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Noooo >< The very last picture. Now I've looked at them all. I think this is one of the saddest days of my life. You have to upload more picture soon =)
And the picture is a great picture like all the others. Looks like a fairytale castle.
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i wanna visit :)
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Under Reagan it became policy and a goal to close these hospitals. It was a fiscally driven not medically driven policy. They were seen as wasteful.

Certainly there are some patients who do very well on their own, but some who can't transition as well.

The policy can be traced as far back as the Community Mental Health Act of 1963. But at Kings Park the bulk of the patients were moved out duing the Reagan era.
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Ha, we still break in the new help. :D
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i love u! : )))
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i feel like being drawn down into the darkness at this shot
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OH! MY! GOD!
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oh my! so tragic and beautifull!!!

i want this as a wallpaper plz! :-)))