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YES!!!!! I can see it now, THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTIEN, with ghat white streak in her hair. I LOVE IT!!!!!

Ahh arches, soothing arches. WHAT A JOKE!!!!!!

Again I say It's deploripal. I want to talk to the Prince. These are my forfathers. He has some answering to do.

This is purely discusting, what they have done to this place. Is there any way that we can contact the Prince of Whales and voice our opinion??? And would it count??? Come on People, get behind me here. Give me some support!!!!!!!!!

OMG, Mr. Motts, what an absolutely gorgeous crypt!

Motts wrote: <i>they are sitting on my hard drive waiting to be edited and put online, just haven't had the time lately. I have 80 locations I haven't gotten to yet... :-)</i>

Oooooh boy, I cannot wait!

I am always so amazed and thrilled at your photography skills and ability to find these wonderful places, and taking the time to share them with us!

Thank you!

...and back away slowly, making no sudden moves

*bites tongue*

The arches. the lighting, the tile floor and the wire hanging loose. What can I say but AWSOME. Sir YOU ARE THE MASTER.

No matter how much it dares you Navi, never EVER stick a fork in it! I'm serious, they'll bait you into sticking something metal into them... it's a trap, just so no!

A roundabout is a type of traffic intersection, as opposed to traffic lights. It's the most demented way of directing traffic, ever.

Great Photo shot, now where is Vincent Price. I'm Waiting!!!!!!

Revolving doors: Brings back memories. "ROUND ABOUT" is tthat what you people in the U.K. call them???? Is that what the Beatles were talking about in "Penny Lane"???? Never Knew.

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I'm still thinking of "AS TIME GOES BY"

Lynne: YOU GO GIRL!!!!! I'm with you.

I worked at the hospital for 25 years and at no time did I see much abuse. Every place has it's dirty employee. I worked mostly in the geriatric area and these pt.s got excellent care. My first introduction to geriatrics were really quite amazing. The staff treated pt's like family, bubble baths, curing their hair, makeup. At one time staff were even able to take someone out. Those days died from the do-gooders. Norwich Hospital had wonderful training programs and the hospital was accrediated

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