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I have seen it. Terry is a steam engine company from the 1800's they died out cause of newer ways to generate electricty but it is till the most effective way.
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Excellent pictures of Severalls!!!
I live in Colchester, and have done many "Recces" around this abandoned Asylum. For more info & pics, feel free to look at them on me U.E. site--- http://notquitegone.moonfruit.com
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This looks more like Baba Jaga's house than anything candy and happy. :D
Sadly this tower has collapsed.
When it collaped, it took the lower, smaller turret at the bottom of this pic, with it. It collapsed sometime last year (2005) There are only about 3-4 towers left now.
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Tom, copper is worth a lot of money when sold by the pound, it was most likely taken for salvage.
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its ashame really people haved lived there all there life and other people just want to go in and take things and its not right because that is there house and it wouldnt be funny if someone went in your house and took something so dont go in there house
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To me a clock is not very complicated because i have built a mechanical clock and I own about ten antique clocks. I doubt it would work it would need a lot of oil and then it might not even work.
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this must be part of those long interconnecting corridors mentioned at the start of the gallery
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Do I have to get on my knees and beg to get a wallpaper of this??? Cos I will
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Why were the wires stripped of copper? was it left over from the war effort?
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I love how the window was actualy opened with care rather than being smashed in. It gives the picture a whole new feeling. Also its gross that somone actualy took a crap in there... at least they opened the window to let the smell out.
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they had hydrotherapy tubs right next to eachother privacy issues although they did similar with the showers in assylums....
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*shakes head and whistles in awe*

Thank you, Motts~!
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its a giant two story wall of broken windows I LOVE IT!
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Motts is that moss on the floor in this photo?