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Beautiful shot!
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oooh wallpaper please!!!!!!!!
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gee, someone tried to be silly or scary with the spray paint out line of a body on the floor, to the left
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i love the design on the doors and the wallpaper has neat texture. ( i wanna steal a square)
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man, he must be on some good drugs!!!
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awww, the large table is baby sitting a baby lonely chair
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and ripped out........
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as opposed to "un" controlled drugs?
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like a blue sky with clouds and a door.
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ahh the beauty of the green grass on a lovely morning ,after a night in the asylum. (you guys are brave!!!) and you can almost see another building in the distance...
I visited Dixmont a week before they began moving in the earth movers... I spent 10 hours and 3 1GB memory sticks wandering the halls, tunnels, crevices, and crannies.
The strange things: I brought 3 flashlights in with me, 2- 3 cell maglights, and an old fashioned incandescent 2 cell in case of emergency. The maglights died extremely quickly, both were dead after an hour, and the old flashlight didn't even turn on. Fortunately, my 3LED keychain light led me to my cache of spare batteries, unfortunately, those too were drained. I bought the batteries an hour before I got to Dixmont... The LED light was my only source of illumination until I was picked up, and it was waning by 5AM. The pictures didn't come out either, the memory sticks were empty, as if formatted. since then I have used the camera, and all 3 sticks, and have never had a problem. The maglights are also healthy, as were the batteries I bought. weird.
I'll miss the old lady, I wish I had my own pics of her. Thanks, Mr Motts.
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the glass looks fantastic, it could do without the chair.
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the graffiti creature looks like he's picking his nose!
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yea! new pictures. what a view!
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Killer set man!