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It makes me sad to see shots like this. I have a four month old daughter and I would NEVER want her to stay in a place like this.
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Not to add onto the many comments about it being a soap dispenser...but i am in high school and we have those in the bathrooms. I can never figure out how to get the soap out though!!
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I love the attention to details years ago. That is why I bought an older home. It has character to it.
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Love the curve of the archways and the color of the shot. Excellent
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Dont forget to wash your hands
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Bet this was nice in its heydays
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What is it with you and chairs, and sinks and Autoclav????
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All you need is some chairs and some Mop and Glo and this place would be back in business
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that is sooooo beautiful!
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Y'all excuse how I write, my word structure and spelling, as I am profound deaf. However, where I live, deep in the southwest of Georgia, we have bats that would inhabit old adandoned buildings, and wondering if maybe Motts or any other have ever ran up on bats hanging from the ceilings. Just wondering. That pile of stiff in middle of floor looks lik bat droppings.
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Wow this picture took my breath away. Why would there be a room like this in a place like that! I hope they can restore this
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I like the light fixtures in the back rooms. That fireplace looks really fake to me.
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:knock knock: Satan your on in five minutes
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my wife says your hot!
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Im not really sure why but when I look down the hallway...it kind of reminds me of The Shining. Just popped into my head when i first looked at it.