592 Comments for Lungenkrankenhaus Thalberg

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(**So didn't Google 'Senescent'...** Cough!)

Yep, perfect title for a perfect capture. And a wallpaper too? *Glee!*
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Wow, that's a stunner! The room's both calming and unnerving at the same time. Odd, but beautiful.
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Yeah, the graffiti's really b*ggered this one up. I bet it looked even worse in colour.
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Interesting font...
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Yet another incredible intro! (If you ever publish your photos, Motts, you just *have* to include your original intro articles. They're immense!)

Regarding the graffiti - I'm on the fence I think. Now and then it's interesting to get a sense of the people who have visited these places before; but most of the time it's just ugly destruction.
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NO! But I have a cell Phone you can TEXT ME. PLEASE can i have your cell phone number i can text u.
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I love this place! Debbie we do have to meet, are you on facebook?
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How fun to get to see this place, with little surprises around each corner. Wish I'd been there :-).
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Anyone else completely creeped out by the blackness under the stairs (coming from a person who cannot STAND to set foot in a dark basement, or one that has "open-backed" stair risers...(shudder..)? I know these aren't open, but still.....things can reach around......
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Great lighting, spooky hallway.
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Hall of mirrors.
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OK, I have to say the obvious. Looks like the back of a church. Georgeous!! I think this would have taken my breath away if I'd just come across it while wandering through the rest of this place.
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That looks more like a hotel than a hospital. Great architecture
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Oh geez, I HATE those "subway" tiles that people seem to have in their houses these days!! They always remind me of , well, dirty SUBWAYS, and places like this :-0. Never will understand why people like "institutional" -looking stuff in their living spaces. (???)