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Mr. Mott's - i have heard alot of this hospital, i'd love to know how in the world did you get into the hospital? i have heard there are No stairs to the basment.... what else is in the basment?
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This place is facinating. I love looking up info on it. i don't kow what it is.. but there's just something about it....
Ah! That explains a lot!
This scared the crap out of me when this suddenly popped out to my eyes :D But still, beautiful picture, like all of these :) I love the lights.
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Excuse me, but I believe that was the medical director.
That crazed mental patient at the bottom left really frightens me!
Armed Beast Standing Tough.
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He looks a little lost...and those double doors look hungry
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I love the ping pong style lighting from the doorways
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Schizo bunny from HELL! RUN!
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It sads me that some people not know tru behind patients and staff in mental facilities. The patients are real and they have feelings. and the staff are real and they have feelings. I myself am a mental patient and have go into a mental hospital this come week. I do not deem myself crazy nor demented. I am a normal person, only suffere from severe anxiety and depression that can cause me self-injury. It hurts me when some people belittle the staff and the patients. We are very real and human. I hope this makes sense, and if not, forgive me.
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Definately do more of these shoots Motts, as you can see, this one is a big hit. Candace does an awesome job.
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Damn she makes for an awesome looking psyco! Wotta great shoot Motts! Definately medication time.
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AWESOME pic Motts! So lovely and deranged looking, I LOVE it!
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I had gotten word that another company that will remain nameless here had converted a number of 2 1/2 ton army trucks for use by the Coast Guard. That may be an explaination for this large pile of engines sitting idle. That was not Studebaker that did that particular conversion, but I was told that Studebaker made some of the 2 1/2 ton army trucks as well as others. Lots of cool history on that patch of ground.