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THE CEMETARY IS ON CALL HOLLOW ROAD.
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Yes this is the Redemtion Center! This is where I worked as a child in the 70's. I was the last in the family to work at the park-we lived through the parking lot--through a path--then through the beach houses. I have three older brothers. I was only allowed to work at the park because of the Redemtion Center. This was the home of Mama Leake & Uncle Charlie! They ran the show! She called me foxy lady and I was the one behind the counter handing out toys to all the screaming kids! So wish I could do it again :(
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My father, back maybe in the 60's and 70's worked in the park. He fixed many games in the arcade. I remember having something wrong with my foot as a little girl, my mom taking me to see my dad at the park and we have a pic outside the arcarde together. I haven't remembered that for years! My dad has passed away now, but so many memories have come back, it's awesome!
Thanks
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whats in A moruge
besides dead people or ghost of the dead people
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in response too muertos's comment
'Welcome to where time stands still No one leaves and no one
will'
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Lynne,
"The Elephant Man", I'm sure you would agree, an excellent movie. Even better books written that go much more into his personality, intelligence, and talent.
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Lynne,the stigma is still a big problem.Much of it being generated by people who know very little about the subject.Can you imagine what it was like 50 or 100 years ago?
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2 cats fighting can let out some loud screaming noises.
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Man's fight against time, and his inevitable loss against time's persistent progression.
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screw going down in that basement XD
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Pictures like this are the kind to me that brings to mind the hypocrisy that plagues religion. A grand and ornate exterior, but decaying and decrepit on the inside.
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I saw this photo and it immediately reminded me of Peter Murphy's "Fugue in Blue" painting...simple in color, but eloquent in design.
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It's just that a lot of people (including myself at one point) come under the delusion that a bum occupying an abandoned asylum must be pretty mentally whacked and thus, homicidal. Obviously, I've come to my senses, but I still feel tense sometimes when urban exploring
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life live in that place
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how in the hell did you get in??? i could find away in....tell me if you get this, and great shots man!!

peace easy - xJIMx