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i dont think i see anyone there but its still creepy
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Very nice set; I must say I'm glad I was finished with my lunch before I began to look at them.

I bet there's a bunch of great stuff to explore in Germany; from what I've seen Japan has a bunch of absolutely awesome ruins as well.
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I wonder if previous explorers hung the apron up like that or if that was done by the last people too leave. Considering that I don't tend to frequent morgues, for all I know it might be common procedure to hang the aprons over the table. And I probably don't want to know what the nasty stains on the apron are, though I assume it is dirt.
There nearest sort of place to this I've stayed at was in the Highlands Of Scotland.

I went on a coach tour & were the only couple under 50, but we didn't really mind.

One highligh was a train journey from Fort William to the small fishing port of Maliag.
When we got there we went into a cafe & were surprised to notice at the next table were 2 women chatting loudly in New York accents. We didn't speak to them but they might have come to a place like this at one time in the past.
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I was up there this weekend and the kirk is intact though it has a new roof and is missing many of the side wards/ wings. the guy climbing the water tower told me that it will be coming down in the nex two weeks so if you want to get out there now is the time. still a lot to see despite all that is demolished
I first really heard of the Catskills resorts after seeing something on Joan Rivers.

The Simpsons did give them a brief mention but I didn't get the irony.
It looks like a penguin enclosure at a zoo.
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girl,

When are you going again? Email me at: redingwarrior@aol.com
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Being one of the creators of many murals at another state run institution I take offense to your comments Joseph. Brightening up the walls of an otherwise bland ward brought much joy to the people who lived there. And judging from the requests from other wards to have something painted on their walls I'd say having formal training was not a requirement .
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This tilt would make those tables drain even better! Good thinkin' Motts!
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...8:17 time stops here.
This wouldn't look out of place in one of the 1970s scenes in Dreamgirls or Forrest Gump.
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All this glass stuff lying around unbroken. I'm guessing this place was pretty much undiscovered by vandals.
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...but there is another sign under that one. I wonder what it said?
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Ahh, the smell of days gone by.