473 Comments for Ospedale Bartolini

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Great name for this photo. Looks like some jagged teeth!
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Looks like there is somebody standing behind the door!
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Ugh, who left the seat up?
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Thanks for another wonderful gallery to see everyday. Love you Motts alot.
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Aswome shoot Mr. Motts. I love looking on your web site everyday for new Gallery. Keep up the wonderful work u do. JackieB where are U at. I miss u so so much.
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What a wonderful discovery and kinda creepy, too. The debris, straggling wires, etc., make it look like something/someone busted out, not in.
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''Here's Johnny!'' springs to mind.
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That woman in the shot actually made me jump when I noticed her standing there!
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love the wall scones instead of hanging lights. Amazing that so many light fixtures are still intact around this place. Seems those are the first to go usually.
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The glass box is the zombie alarm, circa 1919.
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Home sweet vacant home?
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Excellent Titleage
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OK I just looked at "it" again, That IS Beavis!
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THAT IS fugly, makes me want to run
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Dark-Star, you are correct. Diagnostic x-ray machines (the ones for broken bones, CT and mammograms) only produce radiation for the fraction of a second that the Tech pushes the button. Therapy x-ray machines for treating cancer have an actual radiation source that is enclosed in a led lined chamber. When the door to the chamber is opened, everyone and everything in the area is exposed to radiation (closest to the source = the stronger the dose). In the USA, no therapy x-ray machine would be allowed to be "abandoned" without the removal of the radiation source, but in other countries, who knows?