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Fantastic Decay.
sigma
Sat 03-19-2005
that, is an above average beautiful facad(sp)
lone observer
Thu 07-07-2005
Third favorite shot of the old hospital. How pretty.
Ashley
Mon 10-10-2005
where did you get that shot from, was it from that small terrace above the main entrance? I tried to get a similar shot but the terrace was both to low for that angle and too small to take the shot comfortably
Maypost
Thu 10-20-2005
That's one healthy and happy ivy plant. Look at all it gets to cling itself to, in it's quest for sunshine.
Puddleboy
Tue 11-29-2005
i see a ghost in the bottom window in the middle. weird thing is, the last time i looked at this photo, he was WAY MORE VISABLE. you can just see his face...last time i looked you could see the entire body. neways i like the waverly hills sanatourium better....
Red Rum
Thu 10-26-2006
I see the ghostie eyes, but it's Halloween, so what the hey!
Janice
Thu 10-26-2006
holy potatoes, that's awesome!
Elk
Fri 11-10-2006
Holly potatoes is right!! That is an incredible shot.
Zebra
Fri 01-12-2007
thats a nice picture of the ruins
chris
Tue 02-27-2007
is it the most scareact place
raymond
Fri 05-11-2007
I love all the "nature" in these shots.....makes this location feel less sterile and less like an institution than some of the places you've shared with us! Great photo....Thanks!
Amazed
Fri 02-22-2008

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