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Oh those wonderful sub-compacts. Never owned one thank God.
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Beautiful picture. Always kind of surprises me that so many lights are on in buildings so early in the morning! Just me I guess.
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Do you suppose the poor lone chair is down there, submerged, wondering if it will ever be saved?
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Ah oh, that comment should have been with the next picture. Out of context here, sorry.
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YES, nice to see you too, and: Exactly!
I don´t know what it is with Halcyon..............either....
but it is on my mind. A lot.
And am so far away in Sweden - how can i find facts? It´s difficult.
May you always be well, lpn.........
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Yes it was me. I had the bigger and deffer tape I think. It had a picture of him by a fence. The first song was I'm bad. On side one. Who are you if you don't mind me asking. Or send me a text. 617-733-8597. Love to hear from people I knew back then. I'm friends with a few people from my wards on Facebook.
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I was there 90 91
If that is when you were their then you know me lol. What ward were you on??? Feel free to contact me.
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EXIT STAGE LEFT
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Mica nice to see your post. I do not know what it is with Halcyon, sometimes I just have to drop in and see what is going on. I think it is such an awesome building, even today.
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AVON CALLING
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I'm fairly sure it a tape sealing machine. It wets the adhesive on reinforced carton tape and cuts to length.
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The window was my room 29 years ago. The fence wasn't there then. It's been added after it closed in an attempt to keep out vandals. It was a sad place. I was there for 3 years. I left in 1986.
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Did you see any ghosts during your visit? Who is the manufacturer of this electric fan?
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i would love to look around this place myself, sadly it's been turned into a hospital now :(
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29 years ago I was one of the children at DeJarnette. Even though I was young I knew the place was haunted. The basement on the building on the left looking at the front used to be the morgue. I wouldn't go down there alone. The fourth floor in the building on the right was strictly off limits. Wonder why? Noises were always heard coming from up there. Make up your own mind.