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Looks like something one would picture when listening to Wreath of Barbs.
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Whenever I listen to Boards of Canada, this is one of the kinds of things I imagine.
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Oh my. Slimy mold & a gaping hole in the ceiling. Still, it's a pretty shade of green.
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I love auditorium shots & this one is jaw-dropping. Seems to be reminders everywhere that this was a facility for children.
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Amazing how ripped up the floor is. The little wheelchair face down says a lot. Spectacular photography Mr. Motts.
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My old nemesis, the knotted climbing rope. So we meet again. The bane of my junior high existence.
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Boy, that will make you stop in your tracks. Little wheelchairs for little patients. I wonder where the previous user is today. On a lighter note, those pullout bleachers are identical to my old high school gym. I can still feel the wind of the dodge-ball as it whizzes past my head. ==8-O
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Poor old horsey, Thanks Motts for another over the top gallery
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Jungle gym with the jungle right inside of it.
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Eerie to say the least!
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Now that is desolation in its worse sense!!
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I'd be afraid of this thing! It looks like it a monster with jaws!
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You would think the pictures would be in worst shape than they are with the carpet in the shape it's in?
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What a great surprise! Thank you Mr. Motts. This gym has seen better days. I agree with Kathy. The story on Fuller State is very sad indeed. I'm sure there were many care givers who were compassionate & tried to make a difference. But when the State under staffs, overcrowds, under funds, under equips, and turns a blind eye, it's a recipe for disaster. Burnout & apathy was inevitable. I certainly don't condone the abuse of anyone. But there was a higher authority that had the power to quell a lot of it before it started. It was a tragic situation for all.
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The wall threw up santa...