4,023 Comments for Riverside State Hospital

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makes me wonder.... motts did you putll the handle on that? I dont think I could have resisted, but then again, if it did work, the alarm sound would probably level the building!
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Hey Lynn,
whats the chances of you getting ~Me and I a tour of your building..... after the tour, I can leave and and leave ~Me there ......
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Didn't Mots tell you guys he freelances as a tight rope walker in his spare time?
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hrm... me too
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hrm...... and thats just why I like it !
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amazing shot, and you found everything sitting there like that? holy cow, makes me think that someone just stopped to take a break and will be right back to finish up .... creeeeepy!!!!!!!!
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and the Valves are for...... Milk Pressure?
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Yes BritChick, and when they do the close up.... its a picture of ~Me !!! : )
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The first pic and its totally amazing!
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hmmmmmmm, snow shoes, hey?
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OMG!!! A ghost, I got scared for a sec but then i read the lower words. LOLZ.
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this looks like a maya scene...cool!
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Motts,
Have you ever thought of wearing snow shoes in the interiors? Big , long feet might give you more security to venture without poking through fragile floors!!! I think your images are amazing ---- you have my loudest, and most quiet applause........
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Neither. I had a dream about mushy stairs last night and a collapsing porch.
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Hey gdammann-

Thanks for you kind words, I was a chef in my former life. This steamer is defiantly a heavy-duty commercial model. In answer to your question; All of the cooking chambers can cook pretty much the same. Usually, kitchen staffers will use the different chambers for preparing different types of food. For example, steaming potatoes for mashed potatoes take considerably longer than steaming green beans.

And yes, there is a fair amount of pressure. The doors actually have a kind of countersink mechanism that helps release some of the pressure that builds up. So when you open the door, you don't get knocked on your ass by the force of the steam. The real danger is the dreaded STEAM BURN that hurts a hell of a lot more than a burn from fire or metal. Unlike a traditional burn that will only affect the area that your have the bad luck to run into, steam is a gas and it goes EVERYWHERE. Like in between your fingers and under your fingernails (gross but true!).