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looks like they grow there own penicllen 9sp)
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I feel that you are very brave man to walk a very shaky stucture, Mr Motts. Has anybody else here explored St. Margarets?
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:-)
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Was this the only equpiment you found here, Mr Motts? I can't help but feel a little disappointed.
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To think how this place only closed in the 90s.
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The graffiti is really agrivating me now, for how it spoils the pictures and makes me realise how easy it would have been to get into this place, once upon a time...
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"Woz ere." How it reminds me of my school planner!
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For those who live in the West Midlands, I hope you've checked out the satellite view of this place on Google Local. Its absolutely massive! I was shocked.
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So this is what it looks like! I didn't get far when tresspassing about two weeks ago. Too many vans driving through.
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I'm very disappointed in myself that this place has intrigued me for about a year and a half and I only get the guts to take a look at the place when there's barely anything left.
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I could also sit here alone with my cats a read a good book with a cold pepsi and some ruffles. It will be a nice warm day with the sun shining sitting on the grass when are we leaving?????.
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I pass the hospital to and from college. I tend to sit on the top deck of the bus to try and get a look in through the entrance. It looks like they haven't quite demolished it all yet. I'm seeing a lot of rubble and new houses at the moment.
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For those of you who don't know, most of this place has been demolished now. Bovis Homes are buliding hundreds of houses and apartments, with a "Stunning lake view." Several houses have been burnt down in protest, but of course that won't stop them.
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When we first got here I was thinking how beautiful the grass is . would love to have it here. can I go with you guys please..
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why?