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What I find disturbing is that there is a sheep with my name on it that has fallen into the pit! xD
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INCREDIBLE!!! Absolutely astounding!!!
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I don't usually comment in every picture, but each picture is better than the last - all I can say is "YIKES!" I got goosebumps!

It's so sinister and foreboding...and it seems as though it is beckoning you to come inside...
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Poor Lynn, you must have a terrible headache from banging your head over this one.
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Yeah, what everyone ^up^ there said!!!
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As usual, breath-taking! If I could, I'd buy a flat in there! *swoons*

Motts, in the opening page of this gallery, you wrote:

"We weren't allowed inside because of asbestos and dangerous floors (if he only knew where we had been!),"

I'm just curious, did you give him your website address?

Or do you shy away from doing that in case someone decides to use your site as proof and press trespassing charges (or something like that)?

Keep up the wonderful work!
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Never would i go in these showers!
I'd rather go around unclean
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And I am beginning to feel sorry for myself having to sift through such one-sided silliness from someone who never went there or any other residential facility and only has seen/heard a biased view and appears to be unwilling or incapable of processing additional information that doesn't support what this person wants so desperately to believe - that everything can be labeled "right" or "wrong," that everything is/was "black" or "white." Some people may be colorblind, but the rest of us know that the world has more than 2 hues, and even if a person IS totally colorblind, most people have the ability to at least see different shades of gray. What a small angry world to live in, having to see "yes" or "no", not multiple pieces of life as it really plays out. All heroes or villains - no room for the villain to do a good deed or a heroine to stumble a time or two. However, it is certainly a more comfortable way to live, isn't it? No worries, no guesses, just always being right.

Thank God I am a simple fool and can admit that I don't know what the heck I am talking about much of the time. At the same time, I can honestly say I have walked the walk in many, many different places and have a bit of experience about which I can speak, as wrong-headed as that makes me to some people. If all that ever happened in this place was torture and abuse you can bet I'd be the first person to speak out about it. But that would be a lie and I admit that I am a fool but I am NOT much of a liar. :-)
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You are always outdoing yourself.
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if you search some links i believe on god dogs site you can see some old pictures of staff and patients on the grounds of the hospital.
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not sure about this location but at danvers i understand that the doctors had free room and board.
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The place was renevated in 1996 and by 2006 it's abandoned? What on earth happened?
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That reminds me of one of those heart shaped bathtubs you would find in Vegas lol :P
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That image would make a great wallpaper!
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It almost looks like the stairwell itself was an addition. Why else would the window be placed between flights?