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Nah, they didn't cook 'em , they just butchered 'em. That box with holes to which you are refering was used to put organs in.
I wondered if an Urbexer leaves a lone chair at a random point as a calling card.
Has anyone tried dialing 914 434 600?
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Like in Germany - a form for everything..
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Thanks; I don't know if or when I might return to England, right now my sights are set on Germany soon :-)
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This was a fantastic gallery Motts, and thank you for sharing your trip to England with us. Can't wait for the Belgium pics.
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I don't remember smelling anything very strong, maybe a faint odor of disinfectant and the usual stale air smell.
It just needs a 1970s hexagonal patterned carpet to be from The Shining.

That film always reminds me of the Imperial Hotel in Llandudno, which is one of the few big old hotels I've stayed at.

My Dad worked for IBM UK for years & in the 1980s they used to invite their employees & families to a weekend break.

Normally this was late in the year when most seaside hotels are empy.

As the main event was adults only many of the children would be a bit short of things to do, so me & by brother would amuse ourselves by exporing the corridors. We always worried that we would get in trouble, but I can't remember doing so,

If I next have a weekend break I'll try & go back there, it's been refurbished recently according to it's website, hopefully not too much.
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Excellent angle
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The darkness of this pic and that dirty apron are giving me the creeps....
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Is that a gas type burner at the end under the tray?
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The latches on the doors are magnificant
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wnat? Lets see if I can spell "transpose"? Ha! Good for me!
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Hmmmm...I recognise a few of those names
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Must not wnat them boogers gettin' back out!