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Wow, gorgeous!

Another excellent gallery, many thanks!!! =)
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I can't quite make out exactly what those three things are against the back wall. They're kind of shaped like short torchiere lamps, but they almost look like they might be stains on the wall itself. I need to get up the guts to go explore abandoned buildings for myself sometime - I could spend hours investigating a place like this and looking at all the little details of what used to be everyday life. Oh well, until I do, I'll hang out on Motts' site and let him do the dirty work =) Hey, is that ceiling PINK?
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Excellent.

Would make a cool background =)
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Looks comfortable, though!!
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Jebus Motts, you really have the IR thing down now, don't you? Dr Sketch bows to the master...
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BRAVO, BRAVO!!! YAY!!!
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Wow...just wow.

Amazing what time will do.
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Striking patterns in this one!
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THE CHIMNEYS ADD SOO MUCH TO THE BUILDING, WHAT A SHAME.
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Wow, looks very serene and peaceful...

Great angling on this shot!
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What is that long thing next to it? Looks kinda like a knife bent out of shape...

And that tile....wow!
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I LOVE IT WHEN THESE PLACES LOOK LIKE HOUSES, SO COOL!
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Oh wow, the ceiling structure in this hallway is awesome! They just don't build them like that anymore, do they? Hallways these days - especially in institutionalized establishments - are like antiseptic tubes (except they're square, so I guess they can't really be tubes... huh...) This must've been a beautiful place once, too bad it carries so many tragic memories alongside that beauty.
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It's hauntingly eerie to see holiday decorations left behind, just lost in time. Especially as it is so relevant to the current season.
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Someone from the NHS'll see that picture and it'll end up back in a hospital!