718 Comments for Irrenanstalt Weiler

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It does look like blood doesn't it. It has to be rust though. I don't think the blood could stay that fresh for long? right. I would think it would've dried up in those tubes considering its been awhile since they've been used. I forget when did they stop using this place, Motts?
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That does look kinda scary as well. If thats a test tube drying rack...than they'd have to be very large test tubes? Either way its still very scary looking. Ugh....IMO anyway......
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I'd agree that platform is kinda strange. I also wouldn't want to see the spider from that web haning from the ceiling either. Ugh!!!!
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So great to see a new gallery up!! Thanks Motts!!!
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LOL < < > >
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Silent Hill anyone? only thing missing is the static and the extra 'noise' in the photo. LOL Lovely as always Motts
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I love all the creepier photos - maybe its just me. Though I have to agree with several comments on the bio-hazard nature of these samples lying around. To me anyway it would seem that someone somewhere may want to preserve these abandoned samples - and further study them. Probably not ALL of them but still I'm sure with today's medicine a lot could be learned by looking at even a small sampling of these 'waste' samples.

I am curious to find out regarding the bio-hazard issue, does anyone know - if after a certain period of time - any diseases present in tissue that is on already existing/prepared slides still would exist in the tissue on the slides; and the same ? for the samples in wax - would any pathogens survive that long of a time frame outside a controlled climate?
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Flashlight painting
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Nice capture.
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The big diagram picture in the middle is of an eye, interesting.. < < > >
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Tripped Out! It looks like actual body parts, I send you nothing but love.
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fascinating typography on this one ;)
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But it wasn't closed because of the biological material. A huge amount of 50 years of books with data from their 'customers' was stored inside there...
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As always this is the worst part of your sets: the End. Another fascinating trek you have taken us on, very informative with great shots. Thank you Motts!
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I really like all of the old containers in this set.