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Shit, I'd put the cover back on and walk away.
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How very forlorn and sad.
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Apparently there was no such thing as privacy. Yikes.
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What IS the real name of this place? This hospital looks amazing.
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I love the color contrasts, it gives the building personality.
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I agree derelict.
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stunning imposing shot
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nice angle w/ the tube/pipe/? making it appear as if it's on a manequin(sp).
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Um....okay I gotcha. I was thinking SINCE there were people in there, but that IS gross!
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OK, so it's cobwebs! I thought it was just smashed glass that looked like it was forming a ghoulish face!
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The same face appears in a different picture of a fog type mist in one of the rooms
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Hey Jeffery, How did you Know this was the "Beacon"? You are sure this is the Becacon, right? Any idea where we might read up on this particular ferry boat?
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Love the Pink Floyd reference, AngelWolf
I think the iron work was there to keep the Animals out
:>)
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That's cool Selig, and maybe my response was a tad harsh. I think that a couple of people at work know I visit this site, so if you are still interested then maybe drop me an email privately (rich_edwards79@yahoo.co.uk) though if you've seen my posts on the BBC boards you'll probably know about most of the places I do!

BritChick... I nearly saw inside the Merrion cinema on a guided tour of the old mall recently but had to cancel at the last minute. From the pictures I've seen it looks very much like a 1960s lecture hall. It's intriguing not for it's architectural interest but mainly because it's hidden in a busy shopping centre, covered with an anonymous frontage and very few people seem to know it's still there, looking like the day they closed it (lairy yellow / brown carpets and all!) I may have some photos somewhere if anyone is interested...

Now I'M jealous that you have old asylums in the South-East, quite a few of them too if the other UE sites I've come across are to be believed... not much like that here other than the place mentioned above...
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Great Colors! Looks like the tiles were painted over.