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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh poor kity! Are u sure thats a cat? Looks more like a dog
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Looks like my old elementry school calf
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This reminds me of One flew ovrt the coocoos nest
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We still have one in our nursing home and still use it, its for food trays.
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Bed in hallway thats what we did with the residents in the nursing home at night if they were keeping other residents awake
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At the hospital I once worked at. The morgue was behind a blue door. I wonder if this is one too.
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Frank-pgh, no thought process at all, that's the problem. It takes no thought to push a little button on a spray can.
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Another amazing set, Motts. I wish I had a better vocabulary to express what your work does for all of us.
As birdbrained said, this location seemed a bit more hopeful and cheerful. The "authorized tags" may have had a lot to do with this.
Thanks again, Motts. Keep 'em coming!
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coool
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not a lot of privacy huh?
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Excellent pictures. I especially loved the stairwell and the picture going to the basement. Very eery.

You must have taken some design/photography classes...it shows!
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Yet another amazing shot. How DID you get the effect? Absolutely breathtaking.
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I love the IR shots. Some of my very favorites.
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The exterior of the buildings seems to be in pretty good shape. It's a shame that someone with vision, (and cash) can't be found to preserve them.
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The wainscoting in there must have been impressive at one time.