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Simple and elegant... and I'm still loving the flooring
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Ditto, Mike! Was waiting on that signature Motts shot and, as always, it was definitely worth the wait! I'm quite appeased.
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I'll say...! You don't see wooden architecture like that very often these days...
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Spectacular. No other word can describe this shot...
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I'm almost expecting someone to wheel around that corner... The lighting and the angles make the shot and the wooden flooring? That just clinches it.
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Took the words right out of my mouth, Jude. Totally gorgeous shot!
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I love the angle! It has an air about it that just screams "dangerously awesome"... Very nicely done, very classic.
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Beautiful, Amazingly Beautiful! This one is by far my favorite of the set!
Almost all British mental hospitals had on-site laundries, urbex has a few good pictures of old equipment like this.
If the hall was used for different things then I guess the seats were stacked against the walls, & have been removed.
Most British Mental Hospitals had main halls, which were often used as a dining area for more able patients.
As well as laying down casks of whiskey here, is there any distillation equipment? This looks very interesting with all it's stranged shaped piping in copper.
That explains the whiskey barrel racks.
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those two faces apear to have differnt times
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*off topic*

jude - according to the british (snob) class system it's vulgar (or "non-u"for non-upper-class") to use words derived from french. so, lavatory or loo not toilet, napkin not serviette.

load of old bollocks if you ask moi.