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Those bottles look like the ones they used for shampoo that the pharmacy use to fill .
I love the look of the curtains in this, especially in contrast with the textures of the rest of the room. I can almost see the curtains blowing in the light breeze coming through the open windows. Just beautiful!
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Not sure what building this was taken in if i knew i could tell you what it was . Probally a dayhall for an old Chronic ward or maybe TB unit .
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The Salmon building use to be maximuim security until 1972 at Norwich Hospital . They closed that and moved the dangerous clients to Middletown Whiting Forensic .
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Jo, how long has it been since I proposed to you? ;-)
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You know, this may need to be a wallpaper . . .
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This is the old administration building . All the records when they closed the place were shredded Ronnie . Depends where your aunt was etc .
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Help! I tried to google this, but couldn't find it. Can someone give me more info on this fascinating machine? I DO like Jude's description, however . . .
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Jo, that's pretty durned good!
Exotic drink = Wiki Waki Woo.
Cuzmekyame = "gadget."
Now everyone is caught up on all the "in jokes."
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"Pirates of the Hellingly Asylum Part 2: Sporadic Storms" - Motts even provided the perfect title. Looks like we have us a movie here! Motts is in charge of photography, Mr. Depp stars, I'll help with choreography and be Mr. Depp's 24-hour-a-day personal assistant, and everyone else can do whatever they please. It's a winner in MY book. ;-)
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Thanks for the link! That was gonna drive me!
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I just thought of something else. If that top part had a built-in reading light, it'd be a nice way to read in privacy. Your chair would also be a lamp! A positive version of an "electric chair"!
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The best peeling paint I've ever seen! I couldn't figure out the chair, but now I think it's like blinders on a horse: you sit back and feel rather sheltered from the action/chaos around you. Your vision is limited, giving you a feeling of privacy. You're there in public, yet few people could actually see you. I like that idea!
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I love this shot: the contrast of the mold and the blue, and the sculpture-like duct. Very cool and beautiful!