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Its just mother earth taking back what belongs to her.
After all everything it took to make the place came from something that came from the ground.
But I love the Ivy on the walls...we dont the lovely green stuff here in the desert.

Hey look! It's the Steel Battalion controller! (it's a video game joke for those that don't get it. It's agame requreing a large special controller to control a giant robot)

Its a incredible shot thats for sure.
As for it being there it might have been an after thought. and enough room to add a straight stair case.

I am new to this site....ok I cant stop looking at it I found it monday and havent done a lick of work sense! I ve just been looking, learning and enjoying all the great photos. Mr, Motts you are very very good with the lens.
Lynne-You have my full respect for what you do and the others on here that do as you do.

Now for this picture...did anyone notice the white/aluminum colored line across the top right of the machine???? It becomes transparent as it crosses the square vertical tube...but it does not disapear!
Why I noticed that I dont know...

Larry,

Stuff happens. People die. It sucks.

But to come here and take it out on people who have nothing to do with you, your mother, or the hospital in general, is a poor excuse for actually caring about what happened to your mother or other people who were there. That kind of behaviour has no place on this website.

You're wasting your time if you think we're going to bow down and let you talk trash here. Take it to someone who might actually get you justice for the pain caused to your family.

If i am not mistaken, I believe at one time, the "time of death" was lsited as the time the medical examiner arrived to declare that the individual did in fact die. In other words, until this person (medical examiner) arrived, a person was not legally dead. Thanks to forensics and many medical advancements the time of death is now listed as the actual time a person dies. I believe the time of the medical examiner's arrival is also listed. Am I close on this one? Anyone know for sure?

Holy crud. 8D;;;

This one caused me to literally jump out of my seat. I had to do a double take, and even now that I know it's just an old doll's head...it's still flipping disturbing.

But great shot, nonetheless!

how do u get thos shots

http://www.stanleyhotel.com/

Here's the hotel's website...they have a few pictures here.

Navi, That's very nice of you. You have no idea of the pain this facility has caused so many people. I hope you don't have to.

Stephen King was actually staying in the Stanley Hotel when he got the idea for the Shining. The Stanley is in Estes Park, CO. I'm actually going there in a couple months for a retreat with TAPS from Ghosthunters.

I want that to be my room...it's absolutely gorgeous...put a nice little window seat in and it would be perfect!

I wish they die

those shiny bricks really detract from the beauty of those stairs

i really wish we could see more of the stairs