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Forever never. Never forever
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Actually it's a ladder. You descend these facing the steps. Otherwise you WILL fall.
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Ever seen dust flying around in the air? Ever stirred up dust just by walking? Ever breathed dust before? It doesn't take much. It's not a fun way to die. Not that dying is fun in any form... but it's not quick.
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Thank you - I will now shut mine off.
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Yay! More Darwin Award nominees!
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I prefer to follow the green paint and black yarn.
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Stop asking that.
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No it's possessed by rats, fungus, mold and the homeless.
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so, is this place really haunted?
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so is the norwich hospital really haunted?
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The hydrotherapy room, hot and cold treatment, and shock therapy rooms are located within the circular offset of the main hospital building, all of the beds that were used are still all set up in a circle... The main route to them has been collapsed in... BUT... if you go up high enough in the building, up to the fifth floor, head all the way in the direction of that area, you can then take the stairs down past the collapsed part of the building and head straight for them... just a little info... [admin edit: entry info removed] just follow the red spray paint marks along the walls and the white yarn that is laying on the floor... if you get lost, just look for the white yarn, it'll lead you to an exit... not that i would know or left that stuff!
hey guys Ive been there a couple times but not in about 2 years....i heard they barred the windows and stuff now. Some of my buddies from school haven't seen it yet so if someone can msg me about how they got in on Instant messenger or even send me an email I would greatly appreciate it.
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Em . . . can you get there tonight?
does anyone remember about 1991 or 92 the one radion station had turned part of it into a haunted house for halloween?That was awesome. I of course was more interested in all the locked doors and what was behind them.lol
i see the nurse but its a side view of her. COOL!!! i plan on making a trip to byberry this year. Is there still alot of the building left to explore?