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I always need to lie on a couch when having blood removed, because I faint easily & would keel over otherwise.
It looks like someone removed a phone from the wall behind.
chim, chimmerny, chim cheroo.....I`m as mad as a hatter and looking @ you, Mary
I`ll show you my clawed feet..............hahahahahahahah
A first I thought this was all sand from a tipped over fire bucket.
It's interesting that these older chairs have the castoring wheels at the back.

I wonder why they are on the front on newer ones.
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amazing really, you know this place is supposed to be "haunted" right, its pretty awesome thought, during the day that is.
It's interesting how many places like his have pianos left behind in them.
Accorinding the the Wikipedia:

"The name gurney comes from its similarity to a horse-drawn cab patented in the USA in 1883 by J. Theodore Gurney. "
No, there`s been no probs for ages ....but one night a couple of years ago .........a guy was running up the road outside our house@ 3 in the morning .........next day he`s in the news, escaped , and made his way up North before they caught him!.....but I reckon nothing will stop houses going for silly money in Sussex..Tho` they may be good sized appartments when it`s all finished eventually
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this picture is awesome, you know there was an abandoned department store I used to go to and take pictures for my portfolio and there was a set of stairs that looked just liked this, you might have liked it, but it's been demolished. sucks.
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i love this.
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very beautiful, I have been here also, two differences though, it was at night and I was absolutely terrified, but it is a nice place to get some photos.
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very nice, i have been around that area and you make it look rather peaceful.
I've only known these as Kidney Bowls.

Check out the Red Dwarf episode Polymorth for a good example of using them to serve food in.