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I've slept in smaller spaces...

Another expedition well done.
On a side note, sir Motts, will you be providing us with any pictures of the tunnels that ran underneeth the place?

"The sunlight was so powerful as the afternoon wore on and we were gathering our items to leave the prison.

Behind the sunlight, you can see a portion of the yard and building."

Now we'd never know it was an accident :P

I don't think these are any kind of ovens. They're just too open. Until Lynne comes along, we'll just have to keep guessing.

If they weren't labelled then I presume they weren't filled either at the time. It makes sense to take the medications with you when you leave (even though we've seen differently).

Motts, was that the only door into this room ? There is a lot of greenery in the window.

I despise lol.

Would you put a patient who is dangerous ( to themselves or others ) in a room with a hanging light ? Could these mesh doors have been more for observation than detention ?

after 26 summers, and a thousand memories, I moved to Kutshers,where 2006 may be the last summer there.

Our old county hospital has a walkway like this connecting the newer building to the old one. I believe they added the walkway many years ago to transport the patients in wheelchairs between buildings without installing an elevator in the older building.

My grandfather had tons of drawers like this with spare parts. Everything from door hinges to screws. He even had them sorted by size.

I have never said this before, but.......OH MY GOSH!!!!!!! That is beautifull, i just wish dad were still alive to see it.

Lovely to see how nature slowly but surely reclaims these old places which were once taken from it.

It looks so surreal against the peeling paint background.

It does now, yes. What did they keep in there? Bears?

(this is a joke referring to the strangely confined cells)