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Some of the the windows are more mis-shapen and some walls more jagged because the smooth outer layer of granite has been removed or fell off.
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Hello Mr Llwellyn time for your booster buzz.
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I gotta do this:

Unless the floor wasn't there gravity dictates damned few options for the ceiling crap.

It's outta my system you may continue.
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Just about every hospital has forms like these. With all the basic info about the day to day goings on , shift by shift. Some are interesting reading.
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You've outdone yourself on this gallery. Lotsa damned fine images.
That is just a crime!
even the floors! ugh!

Sure hope the Prince of Whales and his Pheonix program can and will restore it to it's former glory!
Beautiful blues
Beautiful!

love the climbing ivy too!
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Okay Paul S thanks for clearing that up! Got any more info on this place? email me at Buddytwou@aol.com
Sarah...sounds like you are thinking of the kinds of drawings done by the artist, M. C. Escher. The ones where even the stairs are going right side up and upside down...and all at the same time.
was this size room the norm, or were only a few this small?
Definitely wallpaper!!
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Once upon a time somebody who was trapped in his or her mind and could not leave this place may have stood right here and been looking out the window. Try to imagine the pain in the heart...
Feels like you could just reach through the screen, and touch the stones.
Ok, this might sound silly, but the texture in the archways reminds me of the artwork in DIsney's Sleeping Beauty movie...Malificent's castle ...and the kings castle as well,.. were drawn with lots of texture, (and teeth too!)
incredible shot Mr. Motts!