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Those look scary!

Dang Motts! What you have to go through just to take some photos, crazy story man!

What is the small door on the left for?

There was British hospita called Rauceby which was taken over by Army & the service tunnels were large & clean enough to use as temporary wards.

Thats the easiest building to sneak into too.

wat a fake it yould have been much better if it wer real

X-Man is chattin but it is packed full of asbestos in there so dont go in!

The thing dangling down is a either a light fitting or possibly a clock.

It looks like there was once something like a display board on the wall.

You can get Welsh Scrabble sets, but with the scores adjusted & some pairs of letters on one tile as they in effect count as one letter, like CH & LL in Spanish.

Well, jeeze, someone knew something that Lynne didn't! It makes sense though, if you're working with people that aren't..mentally stable, you don't want them hiding in the bathroom. It doesn't sound very safe when put like that.

Trying to turn anything in to the police is likely to get you a fine or even a jail sentence. Motts, I really would black out the names on those pics for both the sake of the patients' privacy and also for your own sake legally.

It hurts my ribs lol and when I think about using it, it hurts my hands. ;) Very cool picture, Mr Motts!

The records are kept under tight security, especially from those who would most benefit from them (family members) while an institution is operational. I've seen pic after pic of highly confidential files just left out in the open when the buildings are abandoned. There are a number of reasons for this. The worst part though is that the Doctors and Admin. KNOW that many times their treatements are not successful and they fear legal action, etc. They NEVER give up the records to family or other "outsiders" unless forced to by the courts.

Before fumbling around in those boxes, note the pipes above them wrapped in asbestos. What do you think is in the dust that is coating those boxes-just waiting for a microscopic flake to get into your lungs and kill you five years from now. Mesothileoma is the medical term.

There really is something about the woman on the right. I just can't stop staring at her for some reason. It's kinda creepy...but really cool at the same time.