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I finally can place this view. Most likely on or near the roof of the Rehab center. That was a part of the hospital that had been very recently renovated (Multi million dollars spent) Also it was the last department I worked in at Danvers . I started 2 months before it closed' Also where I officially met my lovely wife . She was the department computer geek.
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That was my point - everyone got what they wanted out of the situation.
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I have a dial phone similar to that next to my computer. I love the sound it makes
This shot is amazing. The fireplace hangs on for dear life!
Motts~ Have you ever encountered doors in other abandoned places that had a little heart like this in it's door?
This is such a beautiful picture. I love the colors and how you captured three doorways at once!
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Lol, just remember "they always travel in pairs".
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it's the same thing at letchworth village. tons of patient files just laying around. even some pictures of patients with the files... even dental x-rays!
C'mon Lynn....move a couple of letters around the board and its the Penis Hotel, not the Pines. Talk about subliminal messaging.
It was like shooting ducks in a barrel.
A guarenteed sure thing, no doubt about it, your getting laid tonight or my name ain't Elmer Fudd win-win type of situation.
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I knew a woman who worked in a school with mentally disabled kids. For one of the kids it was common for them to smear their poop into a smiley face on the bathroom walls.

I can't decide if that's kinda hilarious or kinda disgusting and whacked. Both perhaps?
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This place as a whole feel rather pleasant, with well-lit, big spaces. It's more like a church than an asylum.
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AWWWW guy's jus' wanna have fun!
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Well, from your self-presentation it was obvious they weren't after brains or class. Sounds like everyone left with what they wanted.
amazing shot and totally creepy!
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i am a nursing student and i will be doing my psych clinical rotation at pilgrim i can't wait