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*off frame holding a knife over the body of the last photographer to walk in here* uh....this isnt what it looks like!
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so many fond memories....YOU PHOT-HOGS GET OUT OF MY ROOM!!! DONT MAKE ME GET THE CHAMBERPOT!!!!
^.=.^
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Go buffaloes! kill teh peoples!!!! hee hee hee me likeyes....
your photography is amazing, motts!
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it makes you wonder just who the artist was. one of the staff, or even one of the calmer patients trying to hold on to a lost life...if anyone has any info about this plz share.
heh heh gun cat (kudos to Ginsu Victim for making me laugh)
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its either blood or the work of a disgruntled fecalpath...or the sign of a VERY hungry wall
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0.=.0 now this is something out of a horror movie. just what was this poor individual trying to say?....
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"All security and containment personnel, report to violent ward 666 idmediately"
famous last words...^.=.^
this image just brought that into my mind. imagine just who was kept here when the place was running...maybe theyve never left home?...
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i can see two figures in the window shadows. they look like scientists or military doctors, like C said.
keeping an eye on "the patient" within...
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stick a few gargoyles up on the ceiling and your're set. ^.=.^
this room is amazing!
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im half expecting the mad doctor to return from his break any minute now....
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YoOoOo I Finally went there last night and i recorded like 30 minutes of it and dat wuz crazy son cuz we didnt even stay 4 long because i heard a little grl scream and all my friends said it wuz a bat but i know wat i heard and after reading some storys on here i REALLY know wat i heard
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I visited this place in '01 w/my 8y/o son and my brother. It is difficult to approach from land-the boatyard will not willingly let you in to crawl around such dangers. Visiting by boat is the answer. I am a diver and I wouldn't venture there-bad stuff in the water and no visibility. I would also suggest a visit to the restored cemetery just to the north of the yard - lots of history there, too! Great pictures of these old boats - much better than the ones I took from afar.
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Sorry if I'm repeating. but just the light seeping in through the hole looks fantastic. something about it is just..great!
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Wow..you can almost see all the chaos that could have been happening in this hallway at one time. the nurses running around, the patients voices...
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Lynne, that post was incredible. Even if you've been someone who has needed mental health care previously, much of what you explained offers great insight. More than one perspective, certainly such a knowledgeable one, is greatly appreciated.