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Wow! I stand by my asbestos remark.
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And boy, it sure was lucky the designers jam-packed these hospitals with mountain loads of the right insurance; cause when you're thinking Snowstorm Asbestos*, you're thinking ahead, oh yeah!

*Snowstorm Asbestos Inc dose not guarantee authenticity where idiots apply.
what an interesting little chair! I like the shape.
What is that bottle of stuff in the back of the photo? Some sort of medicine? Most of the words are visible but I just can't make them out... ol' blindy here lol! ;P
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Cold...
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It's certainly bright for a room that is traditionally one of the darkest.
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a very sad old boatthat once performed a great service a bit of a reflection on life in general dont you think
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Sounds like the spotlight op at the high school production I'm currently running...
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Mott, can you remeber anything else of the books you found?

If you look closely at the blue and red books that stand out most, you'll see a picture of a boy and a girl at a... computer? (that's on fire??) - Never the less, it's definately educational and it's possibly for language remediation. It wouldn't suprise me given it's location. I think the title for the book spells "Developing For (or From) Language".
But then don't judge a book by it's pixelated cover.

There's another one. a blue paperback that almost looks like it spells "REITERATE" with a distinct "A" at it's begining which confuses things.

Feel free to expand, anyone.
Does Sleeping Beauty sleep behind that door?
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This photo is so awsome. I love old towers.
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It's really amazing how many abandonements are in every single state and scattered all over. It still puzzles me why this is so common. Why simply walk away from any building and just let it sit there and rot? I don't understand it. I've seen pictures of places where they've left their furniture and even some personal belongings. Not only large buildings, like Motts usually shows but alot of small residences, as well. I just don't understand it. Doesn't someone OWN the property? Why is it just left to ruin?
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I've been "away", browsing different sites and I gotta tell you, Motts, NO ONE compares to you. Your photography is really awsome.
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Err... Not that I believe in ghosts. But both do look very cool.
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How far from the nearest town is this place? it feels secluded, and it's odd that there would be street lights operating for people who will never again need them.

Never the less, I'm sure it looks damn eerie through the windows. I'm itching to go myself, it it were at all possible.