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That makes sense, thanks Lynne. =)


You are SO my idol.
For some reason, maybe it's just me, but these machines seem more futuristic than the 40's-50's. Not these machines in particular, I mean the idea behind them. Who comes up with these ideas? LOL! :)
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This is a staff room there were no intake-return room in Salmon Building . They were transferred there by security and locked up .
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It makes you wonder what was in it.
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It makes me feel sorry for the poor saps who carted these out into the hallway only to have them left behind anyway.

It's almost like you are out in the woods and came across this scene.
Maybe the soap is so old it is sort of 'breaking down' or something. It's really creepy looking, and old too. The jars look sort of like old mayonnaise jars. Anyway..... ;P
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Is there a hole in the ground there in the doorway?
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It almost looks like someone has been cleaning up somewhat in this room, maybe a fan of the carpet? The pattern reminds me of the ocean during a storm. It gives the room movement. I actually have similar widow shelf boxes in my living room! That modern light fixture/UFO/soap dispenser looks out of place with the more Victorian decor.
The morgue...everybody's dyin' to get in!
Ohhhhhhh! I know, I know!!!! Terrible! LOL!!!! ;P
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wow motts, you've gathered quite a following...everyone seems to be very excited about your new pics...look at all these comments!

i admit though that i have been checking everyday for new galleries as well...i love your shots, you have such an awesome eye for photography....YOU ROCK :)
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great shot! i love the shadows and the carpet, its really nice
What windows will do to keep themselves company.
This is definately one of your best!
So much captured in such a small frame.
And again, the feeling that I am right there. I'm feeling a little anxious that if I look in any closer there very well could be a chance that another eye might come into view from someone standing on the other side of this door.
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As always, sad to see a gallery end. Cannot wait to hear of your exploits into the next one. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!
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My old bedroom was painted this wonderful shade of blue. It is a cheerful and comforting color. A good choice for a hospital.

It looks like maybe you buzzed your way into that room? See the little boxes by the doors? Maybe?