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its not fake , its used when a situation breaks out that gets out of control ... say if a member of staff were to be on there own and get attacked by a patient then this would alert other members of staff.
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So so sad!
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Tanks for the memories Motts!
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One of my favorite pictures of this whole website.
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we call them fridges over here , no jokes or disrespect is meant in any way
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Did you bring lighting with you? Or is it the lens that captures light? I was there last weekend and it was spooky dark. Couldn't get past the front of the first floor.
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Such a cool bike, as previously mentioned.
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Looks like some sort of medical traction device. I tried searching for medical hanging device, traction device etc...just be careful because not all of the results are safe for work, hehe.
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Nice shot. Beautiful stonework at the base. I'm a former firefighter and it's rare that a department will make an interior attack on an abandoned building. Just not worth the risk with boarded windows and debris in the halls. Shame some dirt bag torched it.
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great shot
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the floor surprises me. All libaries I know have carpets to reduce echos and sounds of stepps etc...
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what's that and why is it there? o.O
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that's beautiful
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The alcohol is almost gone- could you smell something?
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Maybe i'm a creep- but I'd love to have an animal in a jar or a skull or something like that... well, I study biology, so maybe that explains why i'm so keen on that kind of stuff. perhaps I'll have my one animal in a jar someday.