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ADSFJK;
i want my bedroom to be just like that =[

like a flesh eating plague

ʹm freeze, how many tears, I can image it

It's an overhead light.

Sean: :-undefined Did he say how soon?

Climbing to the apex:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/50878097/

Wow, what a difference.

Looks like those steps could just cave any second.

Hey when I went there I sat on one of those in the childrens morge and took a picture too.

I worked there in the 80's we used to have staff parties/dances in this building. I workd in C-8 which was taken over by Woohaven becasue the clients were dually diagnosised, mental health/mental health/mental retardation. They were elderly.

tcb is right about the uxo's.

UXO stands for unexploded ordnance.
When I was stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina from late August, 1994 - November, 1996 I accidently found an unexploded artillery shell when I was digging a hasty fighting position.
( A hasty fighting position is not the same as a foxhole. ) I actuallly hit the damn thing with my E - tool. { entrenching tool; the Army's fancy name for a shovel }. And when I turned around the other four Soldiers had run off behind the trees and had left me for possible death.

So be careful when you are exploring old Military sites.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

ive been in med state and yeah it is hell

This looks like a weapons port.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

Another great Mott photograph !!!

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

Why do almost all of the government run institutions almost always have a picture of a clown somewhere ?

All of these clowns always look weird, freaky and a little scary.

Like I said in one of my other comments;

These clowns remind of the clown called Pennwise in Stephen King's novel "It".

EVERYTHING FLOATS DOWN HERE !

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

This was really interesting! If you have any other photos let me know at mandiemarie317@hotmail.com Thanks!