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mmm. mold. looking at these pictures reminds me of the smell of the nold i smelt when i went there.
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I've seen that material before on the partition walls of old concrete-framed buildings. It's a hollow tile like what chimney flues are made of. It's strange to see it on a ceiling, however. Wonder what holds it up?
=). I like those kind of drugs..
*confused* wtf is up with that?
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What are nettles? They sounds like bees. and I hate bees.
Nice story, sounds fun!
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love the depth of field in this one.
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It's not that uncommon for old buildings to have more than one exit sign. Especially if maintenance was done on the cheap.
I guess it's probably new health and safety regulations or better tech. If you begrudge the expense of new signs you are not going to bother removing the old ones.
If the building was still in use there would probably be a glow in the dark sign as well.
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see ya in spring !
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Just wonderful! it so refreshing to see such color!
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This is graffitti i kinda approve of but not really, it's nicer than just tagging a buncha names all over the place
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That there soap dispenser looks like it's handblown.
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Geez the glass is so thick on that thing! It's a wonder any light made it out of there!

That's a bonafida "can't climb out of this thing" window.

Kinda reminds you of the inside of dirty ductwork.........complete with soap dispenser!
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"scratch" heh heh, a play on words unawares.