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Walker Hall

Walker Hall

The light fixtures were very industrial looking in these hallways.
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looks like a ghost using the walker preet neat and erie shot good job motts
tjwolfie568
Sat 12-10-2005
i ment pretty sorry for typo lol
tjwolfie568
Sat 12-10-2005
you know, of all the walkers I have ever seen, they each had an owner who was not too far behind or near it. Which makes me wonder, what the hell happened to this guy?
Neo
Mon 12-19-2005
This hallway was awsome Becuz when I walked by that walker it looked just like that and when I came Outa the one of the rooms it was leaning againest the wall all folded up.. Tell me that isnt freaky. But really awsome
Shannon_Michelle
Thu 03-08-2007
Do not go toward the light at the end of this hallway
Depakote Dan
Mon 11-19-2007
Nowadays they X slit tennis balls and put them on the front legs. Or maybe you've seen the little improvised skis.
Guitorman
Thu 01-17-2008
I can't imagine trying to get down that "endless" hallway with that particular walker. Your photography never ceases to spark our imagination!
Amazed
Tue 02-19-2008
a lone soul still strewing about
n.y.
Mon 01-05-2009
From the look of allot of these shots. It leaves the feeling as though people were occupying these hallways and rooms. Like they were standing or sitting there and then vanished without a trace.
Commonbeast
Mon 10-05-2009
the lights look just like my old high school and this hallway is just like it too xp
chelsea
Sat 11-19-2011

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