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They are dual purpose:

http://www.spinlife.co...h.cfm?categoryID=114
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it seems like youre on the outside of a building looking at a garden path.
great shot.
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Hey Lynne, you said that that chair is for transporting someone to the bathroom. Why then, is there a hole in that seat?
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No, they're ball returns. :P

Gorgeous images, though. Great job, Motts :)
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I believe those decorations hanging from the ceiling are called windsocks
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Seriously, every pic I see on this site has such great composition. It definitely shows that Motts put a lot of thought into the design aspect of them. Awesome.
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Hi Janice,
I totally agree. Now mind you, this would be a different story if violent patients were being allowed to run free around the malls but these people are really calm and nice. They seem well looked after and happy to be in the store. The aids seem very kind to them. Actually they seem much nicer and better off supervision wise than most of the "normal" kids roaming the area.
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I dunno, I kind of like it the way it is. Yeah, it probably would be cool if it was fall, but the green definitely gives it a calming effect, and I like that.
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Yes, the upside down crosses drawn on the wall on either side of the word DIE are pretty creepy...
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its C3P0!
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Where's Jimmy Stewart?
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this is the best photo ever!
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firstly what a great site every thing is spot on i have found the pictures slightly emotional to see once great vessels left forgotten....which i think is sad to say the least ... i know everyone is entitled to there own opinion but it seems unanimous carl your opinion was not only wrong in judgement but also not warented........tw-t....keep up the excellent work with this amount of global backing for your site you cant go wrong
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Hi Long Island. Same thing in my local shopping center. The attendants come in with with young people in their teens and are transported in a mini-van. They seem to enjoy being in the store and are always treated with respect from the patrons of the store and from the staff. I have always had the belief that we are all God's precious creations, and that they are no different from us in his eyes. That's my opinion, anyway!!
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No Nancy, thank YOU!
I'm going to goole to check out those murders right now, it sounds really interesting in a dark sort of way.
Something simeral happened to a park in New Jersey in the 1980s. They closed it down due to gang violence and murders. I don't remember it's name though.
Anyway thanks for the info. :-)