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Kime: The patient side (shown) of the door would not have a handle, but the employee side (the back of what we can see) would have had a handle.

"And one can safely say anyone who feels the need to have say 10,000 fans in their back yard is obsessed." Maybe they're just hot? I have multiple fans in my home office to keep everything cool (although not quite that many).
Wait... What? People actually collect these things? Wow, I guess there really is a market for everything! I wonder what I have laying around that people would want?

from a new Mott head...wonderful site!

being that this was not a real hospital but a mental inst, from the size of this thing its not built like any autoclave i ever used. even the big one they used at the tb bulding years ago that i saw. this can't be an autoclave.but it could just be a locker for kitchen equipment to keep them out of the pt's hands. if this was in the kitchen

Poor Lynne, your eyes must be rolling around in your head by now from all that banging!

AND to fit that fabulous fireplace in!

Yeah...we were going to fix the hole she made from banging her head there with a drywall patch, but that obviously wouldn't work out....So we decided to fill it in with a durable rubbery substance, so there would be less need for the helmet and so we can preserve those EVER SO USEFUL brain cells of hers! ;0)

i life nearby and yes, some of the underground passage ways are lit up at night. the creepy thing is that every time i go back...different lights are turned on.

[Pssssst! That's where I bang my head against the wall in frustration!]

We still do that where I work. The steam plant whistle blasts out codes for missing people, fire alarms, indications when it's safe to return to the buildings, other disaster drills, etc.

See? I'm not the only one with "emesis basins" on the brain! 8`-)

Yes, aren't those tiles fab? I wish they didn't cost an arm and a leg - it would be swell to figure a way to put some up around the house. Course, then you need a big ole mansion to go along with it. :-(

Those tiles are absolutely GORGEOUS! Thanks for the link, Lynne! :0)

By far my favorite chair shot. The light on the ground really makes it. The colors are so wild and alive. How do you do that?

You got balls being on those slate roofs to take the some of the best photos that I have seen. The angles, the black and white photos. You got talent, carry on brother and keep up the work, the world needs you to keep the memory fresh in a medium we all can all relate to. You have enhanced my life with your grasp what it's about. John.

Wonderful shot. Hey what's up with the pristine patch on the wall? No paint peeling on it, and it looks like it was just painted yesterday.