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SUMMERS ARE PROBABLY DO NOT GET HOT I BET.
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NOTICE THERE ARE NO BARS ON THE WINDOWS!
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EVEN AN OLD CASTLE DOES THE ENTRANCE STAND!!!
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well last night i actually drove to this assylum and i was told this place was haunted so me and 9 of my friends went and we saw the first building and that place is sooooooo freaky i got chills all over once we saw the building man im never going bak there again
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it used to be so beautiful....and...now it's a disco floor I guess...*shrug*
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at first, I thought it was a person...then I thought it was a chair with something thrown over it. Usually there aren't people in these...so I had to rationalize it to where there wasn't a person...then I realized there was a person....heehee Very nice picture. I really like it.
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the black and white (or infared, whatever you used...) makes it look really, really creepy...you can just imagine someone in a wheelchair looking up as they're rolled past...whether they want to go or not...having no say in the matter..just...watching the sign pass....
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seems like a logical thing, Ozzy...

and POISONS INSIDE NOT FOR INTERNAL USE makes sence, but then again...where would the NOT actually go? The FOR is centered, and the INSIDE would take up that whole line, wouldn't it? Oh well. I didn't write it. =^__^=
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I was 3 o.o and my sister was born in december that year. One suicide for an entire year? That's good...right?
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All of the photos where truly amazing to me, i wanted to save my comments for the last photo, or i would just keep repeating myself again and again. I am curious about one thing and this may seem a silly question, but did you feel differently going through the old asylums in europe, or do you basically feel the same every time you step into an old building? Silly i guess, but it really intrigues me
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Ha!! That's all I'm saying.
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what is it
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i have to say that i live two towns north of danvers and when i was dating my husband who lived a town south from danvers i always had to drive by the danvers state mental institution even though i would see it from a distance..it looked so beautiful but always gave me this weird feeling everytime i drove by it....i know my husband and a few of his friends back in the day try to get up there to look around but he had no luck with the security...as much as i think they could have done a much better job with the movie session 9...it still scared the hell out of me especially with growing up so close by it and always seeing the institution but after seeing these pictures, it really makes me just want to leave everything that people have said they have experienced there to my imagatination...i have no desire to go up there and check it out because i know i would be freaking out...i do have to give people props though for going up there and checking out the place and the pictures that you guys have done came out amazing and seems like it really captures how rundown the place is now after all these years of being inhabitable...it is just plain spooky to me
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heyy, almost like you could enter the asylums past by walking tru. creepy