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You can really see the age of the chairs in the style of them.
Mr. Motts, were the floors wet or damp at all? If so, it would be a perfect breeding groud for algae.
But I wouldn't go without somebody like Motts (or Motts himself) to take the pictures.
Motts, you still need to get to the UK fella!
Urm, no idea where you are planning to go in Engerland, but if you find yourself in South East London, there's a great photo-worthy place in a town called Coulsdon. The place is called Cane Hill Asylum.