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Weeping

Looking out of the wards onto the theater as another storm approaches.
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OK, this exterior shot is more what I had been thinking of. Did you get caught by the storm? It looks nasty.
Lynne
Sat 07-01-2006
This would make an awesome wallpaper! I love it! The sky is gorgeous!
Bri
Sat 07-01-2006
A really pretty shot!
Jude
Sat 07-01-2006
I'm sure many of the patients consistently felt a storm upon this asylum.
InSearch
Sun 07-02-2006
Motts, these places must be even more creepified when there are vicious storms raging outside (even when they were operational)....did you ride out the storm here?
AutumnTwin
Sun 07-02-2006
Ahhhh. My second favorite shot in this gallery. The tree really sets off the buildings, and the storm clouds.
Twug
Sun 07-02-2006
We waited until this bought of rain passed over but it was a matter of luck not hitting one on the way back to the car
Motts
Sun 07-02-2006
Great Architecture... What a shame...
Bill_Romjue
Mon 07-03-2006
NICE AND OVERCAST.
A.S.V.
Tue 07-04-2006
yes..a beautiful place...but who gave it such a horrible name? Hellingly? imagine going into an asylum named that...no thanks..
jessica
Thu 07-06-2006
Many asylums there had some creepy names to me at least - Hellingly, Severalls, Cane Hill, Netherne... kinda cool sounding now that they are abandoned though!
Motts
Fri 07-07-2006
Is it just me, or does it look like there is a person standing in the first big window from the left...? CREEPY.
Amy E.
Fri 07-07-2006
Motts, I have often thought the names of different places in England were creepy. Since my husband is English it has been the topic of some of our conversations. There is a prison in Manchester called Strangeways. It had an execution shed and a permanent gallows. I do agree with you that the names of the asylums sound great with them being abandoned. By the way, I am loving the pictures from your trip abroad!
AuntMaymeMommy
Fri 07-07-2006
Beautiful
Genesis
Wed 07-12-2006
Oh, Motts, this shot is AWESOME!!
GirlJaye
Wed 07-19-2006
It almost seems as if this building is sitting at the end of the world, what with the sky blending colors.
T.D.
Mon 08-21-2006
The place/village is called Hellingly...just happens the hospital was built there.....pronounced Hell-in--lie there is another village nearby called Laughton.......you`re `avin a laugh.lol that`s LAWton
Juicy Fruit
Mon 11-13-2006
REFRESHING!!! Don't you feel that everything has been cleansed after a good rainstorm??
GOD'S WASHING MACHINE. Think about it!!!
nevermore
Tue 04-03-2007
I read an article and in the middle the author stated ‘’Hellingly was some kind of hell, which is all suggested in the name.’’ I am intrigued to find out if Hellingly actually has any meaning, any ideas?
Bummblebee
Sun 06-21-2009
Some other " ly`s" in. Sussex. -East Hoathly-West Hoathly-Chiddingly- Now`t to do with Hell
Juicy Fruit
Sat 03-06-2010
i'm actully allowed to call this the hospital in h---?
Merc24
Wed 04-28-2010

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