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This reminds me of a hotel in Llandudno which had a staircase that seemed to be almost bottomless.
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A fishing reel for giants?
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Thank-you!
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Gnarled branches creep up the wall
Seeking to slowly reclaim all
Nature watches with an eager eye
Willing the building to give up and die
Rotting, crumbling, mold, and rust
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
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Fleur-de-lis or Fleur-de-lys
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Big T is a self-serving idiot. I feel sorry for him and people like him. Big T has no conscience and was undoubtedly left to his own devices growing up. He probably has no idea who his father is and his mother probably doesn't either.
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Beautiful!
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Absolutely stunning, this is my favourite location of them all it's magical!

xxkatxx
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That is so freaking amazing!!!

xxkatxx
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Gosh! Looks like somewhere fantastic to go play around in!!

xxkatxx
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Wow I was just introduced to this site I've been looking around this stuff is freaking amazing! It is just like what me and my friends like to do! Ireland sucks for locations though! Amazing picture, wouldn't like to think what THAT contraption might have been used for!!

xxkatxx
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I WANNA GO SO BAD I AM GOIN IN 2 WEEKS YEA LOL
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these pictures are absolutely amazing! I just happen to come across this site by accident and I must say I'm intrigued. I've always had a fascination with abandoned buildings and the ones I have seen on abandoned asylums is too good to be true. I have tons of questions about this place if someone could email me. I live in Va., not anywhere near Pennhurst itself but it would be worth a trip!!! ShOrTcAkEx3x@aol.com
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that is fucking scary
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i wonder when that was last used, it looks so new.