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no wounder the people were insain if they saw massive tenticles everywere
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looks like were a shrik trys and "conquors" (possiably make things worse) the patcients problems i cant think of the name of the chair ... but they are comfatable
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Come...come to the darkside..............we have cookies:D.
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hehe make me think of a horror i once watched...mind you would be dead scary if it was in black and white. Eeyre
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hmm...evan if i was mental and put in to that asylum one things for sure looking at that every morning my bring back the sainity i lost. It is once again another stunning picture you guys have taken.
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WOW .... Stunning, such ashame some one had to graffitti on the wall of that stunning place. Never the less that is beautifull yet eeyre.
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i will like to see more of ghost pictuer ,can anybody help me with that this my mail address benak4love@yahoo.com
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A deathly silence grips the innocence of childhood...a very poignant shot.
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Hmm...I'd like to sift through some of those...
thanks barbara, for the humorous reply, and
for the hellraising on your own. Unfortunately
the Harkaway Theatre is to be demolished
as well. It was originally built as a stable, if
not for the original hotel, then for the college
not long after. I remember my aunt taking me to plays there when i was a little kid. Either
Godspell or Jesus Christ Superstar. {SO 70's!]
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The photography is amazing. The place itself is stunning, but wow. These pictures.
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I've wanted to go back so bad. I mean i've never been inside, but i really want to see this for myself. Me and a friend really want to go, but since i'm 19; i dont think that the Hanson Cops will under stand if im doing a project on this creepy place. Since i kinda know all the hanson cops.
Damn! i wana go back. =[
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ooooo nice spiral
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I keep thinking something's gonna crawl out of that water...ooh...*wicked thoughts*
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Sweeeeet