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Your angle made me dizzy for a second but then i realised which way to tilt my head and i fell in love with it.

I love this shot, I nearly choked on a sunflower seed when I saw it. I was thinking "I need to live here," just because I like the doors.

Okay, who else wants to give their age away by stating that they, too, once sat their tush in a chair exactly like this one?

Aww mister Motts your lonely chair crumpled while waiting for you.

I love the colors in this shot, reminds me of a polaroid for some reason.

Something from my country. Thank you, Motts.

It's odd because on the first picture the decay on the ceiling was on the opposite side of the window.

Isn't it amazing how many people have posted a comment that has absolutely no important info. whatsoever? It's just a bunch of rambling and silly comments. I know my comment has no significance either, but it does become annoying when people think this website is for silly jokes and useless information.

I love the line of decay on the ceiling.

I'm sure many of the patients consistently felt a storm upon this asylum.

Ever wonder how many people actually were in that tub? Ever wonder how many people actually had an "accident" in that tub?

The door in the background says "keep out" and I certainly would!

Think of all the patients that were involuntarily placed in this tub. Think of all the patients that were placed in here and they didn't even realize it due to their mental state.

I understand that glass windows were needed to keep an eye on patients, however, what a danger that was, as well. It doesn't take much for a patient to slam their fist right through the glass.

Another great gallery, Motts! Very enjoyable!