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Let this be a reminder to new moms. Have yourchild innoculated!!!!!!
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Its also the most decayed.The Savoy building is pritty much unsalvageable.Water damage is so bad.Every single floor is dripping and the ceilings are hanging down.
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Just makes me think more and more JLP stole a lot of stuff from the Pines.
So you say who cares?Im not going to fight about it.
Some places DONT get torn down.Ive been in places with medicines dating from the 50s.Still sitting there,untouched,waiting for the next photographer to take a photo,or someone just to enjoy it.
Ive seen things dated even further to the 1800s.Did i take them?No.
Most likely they could end up in a museam or collection one day.And you'd have been the idiot that stole it.

If you get caught with property you not only get charged with criminal trespass but theft,and sometimes they can get you for B+E.Is it worth it for a phone you could find at a yard sale for a buck?
Not IMO.
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I was there earlier this year and I have pictures of the fixture still standing.I went back a few days ago and was extremely sad to see it gone.
I dont believe the Pines has any private security.
Once someone notes something of value in these places,no sooner it gets stolen.
Yep. A four-letter one. Classy. Anyway....back to the pix (I promised I'd (try to) stick to the topic, and have since slapped my own hand sat in the corner for, well, at least a little while...;-) ). I still haven't looked at them all. It seems like every time I go back through a gallery, there's another little detail in a picture I hadn't noticed before. It's fascinating to discover. I truly can't imagine (as I'm sure none of us can), what it would have been like to have spent the better part of a lifetime in one of these places....I mean, NEVER to have known a life even remotely like the "everyday" experiences we all take for granted...hmmm. Just a thought. ---BTW, Motts, thanks so much for the wallpaper!...:-). I stuck a great one on my desktop. I know, it's been said before, but still...great site..;-)
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Every night,and every morn' some to misery are born.Every morn' and evry night some are born to sweet delight,some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night
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NURSE RATCHETT!! I WANT MY GIGARETTES!!
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i was just at pennhurst this weekend. we got right in and right out without any problems. however we did hear a loud tourtured moan when we went to the second floor of devon hall. it sounded like someone being hurt or something. we were too scared to go check it out so we ran out. that place is beautiful, but as i found out, not a place to disrespect.
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These photos are really good. You do your work very good. In Spain there are more enthusiastics of this things.
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It is a great photo. I am really impressed. I am Spanish and these topics of mysteries and left sites(places) I like very much
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must of taken some courage to go inside of the boat considering the condition some of the boats are in.
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Looks like most of the ship is still above water . the deck still looks safe enough to walk on.
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the decks still look safe enough to wlak on.
I like the way how the people in the pic are slightly blurred, as if they took a part of it with them when they went.
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I can see why they are called twins they look almost exactly alike.