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esta embrujado?
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A new big budget Brit horror/comedy is going to be filming in this place in June. Keep yer eyes open fer it!
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Ooooohhhh...infrared! Looks like a witch's house.
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Wow, creepy, nasty looking pool...but I love the mural!
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That place is not even scary, I walked in there with my hog hanging out..
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Your all wrong it was me who did the x's and all the damage too during some survey work. We were looking for asbestos....I'd advise you all NEVER set foot in there.....
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kinda makes one think of Sigmond Feriud (spelling) and his with the chair behind one could imagine him siting there and analylizing his patient
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I love the cool floor vs the red bricks
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hello 911 we have a dead cat in the office drawer
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Again a cruel twist to the forshadowing of the buildings demise death comes to a building and death comes to a cat it just shows that all things are temporal no matter how hard we try to hang on to them just a random thought it is sad though.
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I think edward Scissorhands worked here or maybe he's still working here
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do do do do.... You have just enterd the The Twilight Zone at the The Pines...lol
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It seems sad that the plants kinda forshadow the future of the building falling in decay
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Hmmmm ... maybe a good tub to test OXY Clean on... lol
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"Dreary asylum" my aching hindquarters! >:-[

Here is a link to the article, and there is a slideshow with it. However, if you are a Danvers Hospital fan, the slideshow is quite painful:

http://www.boston.com/...urious_homes?mode=PF

Well, dangit! I got to the site quickly and easily when I first went looking for this, but now when I go back it wants you to register before it will let you view the article. >:-[