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OMG, what made me just think of The Ring????
The Taunton photos will be wonderful to see. Motts, are the photos before the fire or after?
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The droppings may have been from pidgeons.Pidgeons are known to leave their droppings in the same place for a long time.I have been in old buildings where the droppings were 6 to 12 inches deep.
That is such a contrasting shot. The plastic playground versus the stone building. I like it a lot.
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they are scary thats all i have to say
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thats unbelievable. makes my fathers desk look neat. but that is a very odd way to try and dispose of all that paper, since you say it had been set on fire at one point. its very odd, but makes for an incredible picture.
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this looks like ons of those old pictures with supposed "ghosts" in them. this creeps me out.
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it MIGHT be scary if it looked like real blood. its sad because the fake blood i get for halloween looks better than whatever was used here.
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reminds me of heaven and hell, the darkness and the light, altho here the roles of heaven and hell seem to have been reversed, dark over light. wonderful picture
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it also makes me wonder about the children who played there, what if they managed to get out and wander over there? very dangerous
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i LOVE playgrounds, even ones for little kids, if that was near my house, id never go to another playground again. that is a creepy view.
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it looks just like this small abandoned kiddie amusement park near where i live before it was turned into a gas station , but you ccan still see where the rides were.
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old files and books and notes are usually a very interesting thing to get to in most abandoned factories, offices, whatever. It gives you a better idea of how they operated and what they did there.
I did work in group 4 back in 1977 thru 1985 had good experience / I do miss the employee & think of the patients.
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the more theatres you take pictures of, the happier you make me!