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The things you have seen amaze me, your work,...untouchable, Thank-you!
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Yeah, you can google "catacombs paris" and see pictures of the catacombs with the bones piled up
Oh that makes sense, if only they had done this in more hospitals, maybe they wouldn't be destroyed.
Are you serious?!?!?!?! EWWW
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Ron, little buddy, here ya go:

http://members.aol.com/pa22495/DevilClown.jpg
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Easily top 5 for me. I want a huge print of this above my bed! Fantastic.
probably no cleaner than when the hospital was running at full steam
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you always capture the majesty of decay
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this type of vault is called "barrel vault". i once lifed in a house which had this in the basement. in that former days it was a very common method of constructing vaults for rugged ceilings and high bearing capacity. it takes a lot to get this ceiling come down.
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yes
Speaking of the kellogg sanitarium, has anyone seen " THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE "?
Lynne,
i know the comments on this picture are getting long, but what does the circle drawn around the rabbit symbolize ?
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Yeah, they emptied out some cemetaries to use the land, and filled up some quarries with the remains. You could be standing on a street in Paris above the catacombs and never know it. They closed the area off from tours for a long time, and only recently re-opened the tours. The dust on the floor from the crumbling bones gets on your shoes, and you track it onto the street outside, it looks like cigarette ashes on the sidewalk.
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Look at how the ceiling meets the wall... The ceiling isn't actually flat (even though it looks that way) it's arched.
Arches? Ceiling..where?