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I second Aimee. Lynne, I never imagined that I would learn so much about human caring from this wonderful photographic site. Although your posts are long on occasion, I look forward to grabbing up my coffee cup, taking a sip, and thinking, "Let's see what Lynne has to say on the matter." Brava!
haha they do look like rib cages, looks a lot like water reflection
great place to get catch Zzs
Hi Motts,
It's funny you should say that. In the 1980s there was a big asylum in New Jersey called EMS which wasn't well guarded. Kids used to walk in there and get lost all the time. I found a forum about the place once and checked in as a guest reading all the comments. Some people said they were lost for a good half hour in there. Although that was a HUGE place. It was toren down in 1993. :-(

Here's the best known link although I'm not sure if it's the same forum:

www.nomorejello.net

Seriously look at the size of the place, I could believe a half hour of wandering lost easily!
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Quite pretty. Love the angle and the sky.
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Interesting, nice shot. I like the contrast and the light on the surfaces.
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Ooh, dizzy. Great shot, though.
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Thank you for the kind words; I enjoy creating things on the dark side, and it is reflected in my music, drawings, paintings, and photographs, each in their own varying aspect. I surround myself with these things and it makes me happy.

I'm glad you and others are inspired to create your own works, to me that is the greatest compliment!
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Thanks! Dave The Electrician Everybody!!
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its a chicken...
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Glad to know I'm not the only one who thought of an escape hatch.
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A great uncle of mine was committed here after a head injury caused him to have violent outbursts. He must be in heaven because he lived through hell in this place. Thanks for the great pictures and a way to connect to a lost soul.
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Yes it did, but I believe it was either renovated or demolished; not positive on that though...
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Yeah I've gotten turned around a few times, but most of these places aren't so big as to get hopelessly lost for more than a minute or two.
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Sure, the wallpaper is up!