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Whoa spooky... Great shot! But... what was behind those curtains? =/

Omg... that's disturbing O_O... Great shot though Motts =D

WOW!!! What a great chair picture! Looks very creepy!

im thinkin goin the place looks pretty cool any recommendations

Wow, beautiful pic! The only thing is this has just reminded me that of a nightmare I have O_O

truly magnificent...i love all the old tugs

John, thanks for the elaborate explanation... I didn't want to have to type it. ;)

I'm actually surrised that you haven't come across more of these; I would expect quitea few hospitals to have a small, quick distillation device.

My first primary school (Ludworth School, Marple Bridge 1982-6) had something like this, but the cards just had a single work written on them.

It took me ages to work out how they worked, eventually a manetic strip came to mind.

The toy on the right is a Fisher Price Activity centre.

I think me, my brother & sister & a cousin all had the same one over the years.

It was an earler looking one.

Can't remember the model but I recovered a typewriter from the college I was at 1996-8. It would have otherwise gone in a skip.

It was a daisywheel unit that worked OK apart from the left hand margin kept jumping around & I didn't have any instructions to help me. It was handy for typing labels that are a pain to do on computers unless you're lucky,

I went when I was clearing out my room as I needed the space.

Another thing the closed British hospitals have a lot of are dial phones, I don't know if Motts has found any.

I remember when I was young I went with my Mum to Manchester Airport to pick my Dad & spotted some TVs like the ones mentioned by Joseph. Very small B&W screens with a fuzzy picture.

Is that a boarded up serving hatch on the left? or where a notice board was removed?

Buxton Chairs are similar, named after the Spa town in Derbyshire, not too far from me.

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Straight out of "Session 9". hehehehhe