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I don't remember being able to make out any of the images on the film.

Any decent lens cloth sold at a camera store fixes the problem well. If smearing occurs, I use a lens cleaning fluid I keep on me, it has come in handy a few times in these dusty and dirty places.

Yeah that smudge on the top of the hill is a raven in mid flight... blurred out because it was still a little dim outside.

Not sure how much ACMs (asbestos containing materials) were left inside, they can be difficult to assess to the layman's naked eye.

The sign was a Fire Procedure Notice, with what might have been a fire alarm next to it. I suppose this photo is just chock full of fire safety symbols!

I went to the building many times last summer (because I live in Goshen right near the school) and I have to say that now it is much more difficult to get in the building because of the building being gutted and renovated...its sad to see them demolish the building.

PS--the reason it closed was the lack of enrollment...although many people like to attribute it to the death of Paul Ramos

There still exist smoking areas in at least some psychiatric facilities.

I took Opacity as being derived from the word Opaque.... because I used to wear "Opaques" pantyhose. Sorry for the totally uncool reference there Motts.

go on, try to escape... i dare you

this shot sooooo makes me think of hill house, the creepy gothic mansion from 'The haunting. though that film was set in america the real house they used was actually in england too... and yes it's even scarier in real life...

bobbo this won't get torn down for a supermarket, in Britain old buildings like this are all eing turned into fancy flats (apartments) and sold to rich people... i'm sure this will go the same way

why did they leave this it must be worth a fortune? Such a waste :'-(

You like the word "premium" Jo?

anyway this shot makes me thing of 'the House on haunted hill'... dont wanna know what was on these reels - dissections? experimnets?

Yes i would imagine that the plaster work is all still there above all the polystyrene tiles. They probably knocked holes throgh it to suspend the cieling though. peopel once thought victorian architecture was fusty and old fashioned and tried to hide it from view. Nowadays houses wiht original features fetch a premuim cause so many were destroyed in the name of fashion .

Not sure about Europe but they are here in New Zealand. Are you kidding that you don't get horizontal ones in Florida?

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