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I was ok with these pics in this particular gallery, until I just went back and read the description of this place. Now I'm REALLY freaked-out!!! Dayum!
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WHEW ... I'm sooo glad I'm not the only one who aboslutley came nervously close to freaking the hell out . Way to instill nightmares Mr Motts.
I'll be ok *(checks to see that pants are still dry)*
It's just an old baby-doll's head after all, for crying out load.
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Nice job sir Killer Gallery
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ready? ... set ...... ruuuuuuunnnnn!!!!!!!
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Looking at the "x", and looking at the skid marks... back at the "x" ... back at the skid marks ...
kinda' creeeeepy.
Then the orange spot about half-way there ... had to puke from the fear and anxiety.
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I went to this exact place friday night..and i must say it was so creepy walking up that long road. We parked at the part with the log across the road..we attempted to get in but everything was boarded up. three cop crusiers showed up but we just hid and so they left. Right after we decided to leave to. It was a very scary place to be at during nightime! I wanna go back soon though!
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I like this one ... maybe because I like green, but it gives me a real pieceful feeling :^)
So why are all these motors setting here after all those years?
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I fail to see how this looks like something out of 'Saw.'
It's just a device so that people can lift themselves out of the bath.
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Chalk up another WONDERFUL gallery!!

This place looks like it could be from a horror film, or some fancy private school in movies like "Dead Poet's Society"

Oh captain, my captain!
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WOW! thanks, Lynne! you can see a lot in that old shot that is no longer here, ex the tall needle on the very top of the clock tower. how beautiful...
Nice hallway shot, too bad all the lonely chairs are gone.
The clock tower is lovely. I hope they restore that well.
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what's in the little doors motts?
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In between the faucets on the left sink.