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Wierd light fixtures, brilliant colors.

I say, smashing good show, old boy.

A, so you are still alive! I started to wounder due to the long time without updates..

Great with new pictures!

Nice contrail!

i expect so its beautiful, it prob is a listed building so they would have keep it !

Hint: A University is using th buildings...

They probably put that thing away and forgot it.

Excellent pictorial, Mr Motts, You never cease to amaze and delight. I look forward to your next gallery!

The doors to a world beyond time and science!

Actually, it is a muscle stimulator, used on non ambulatory, or comatose patients to make sure atrophy doesn't kick in. Output one was put on one end of a nerve junction, and 2 was put on the other, and a current was run through at differing wave patterns, stimulating the muscles. It was also used on people with psychosomatic paralysis for the same reasons. The voltage put through (in D.C.) was in the milliamp range, not enough to cause initial discomfort, but enough to cause stiffness and cramps afterward.. An interesting find!

Well.. They certainly have Americans beat on casual graffiti style.. This guy must have brought in a suitcase full of paints!

I think the chair jumped up there to get it's photo taken by the famous chair photog, Mr Motts!

Exquisite window too, BTW, the only panes that look to be broken are behind the camera hog chair...

Oh Great Chair Photographer! We bow before your talents capturing discarded seat!

Beautiful room.. I believe they'd almost HAVE TO preserve this one!

Electroshock will be administered after cocktails, and those desiring Lobotomies are requested to queue up adjacent to the buffet.

The same kind that puts a light above a sink!

Sounds like a hell of an adventure, Mr Motts, even with the nettles and the alarms. I must say that I do appreciate what you put yourself through for our education and edification!