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I am no leader, as for anal probing, I am NOT an expert. Every once in a while it wouldn't be so bad if one was able to sit afterwards.

Mushy stairs (or floors!) for that matter are not fun to step through, especially when you're trying to carry out SWAT training.
I punched a hole through the porch. :(

Or maybe it's a McDonald's-sponsored housing unit!

aw, poor widdle plant!

Almost all the ceilings were vaulted like this, it's pretty incredible... hey Doc, welcome aboard, there's plenty of hospitals here and more coming ;-)

Nope, I think the light was filtering through the trees and vines outside the windows, casting a green light.

Heh, nah those are footprints.

I've been in there a few times and have seen that bottle. I went there last week and the bottle was gone. It was a little disappointing. I think it got thrown away cuz they're planning deconstruction of the place and have begun to clean it up.

While angels sing through the endless night...

yep, completely right, Kass.

I've met, travelled, guided, and partied with dozens of folks there a multitude of times.

It was burned off years ago by vandals.

ooh, nice sink!

Lyric, thanks for sharing your memories. My grandmother lived in Northern California and I used to visit a covered bridge. That is what first got me interested in UE.

When I was younger we used to be able to legally drive our regular cars over the covered bridge. It was quite an experience.

Motts I just found your websites. Your pictures are perfect. I am really fascinated with the older asylums. I think they are built better then todays. (since i do work in one)

I agree with Lynne I wish all asylums had the slots like that.