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Serrated

Serrated

Not sure what this was, but the jagged edges of the remaining tile were interesting...
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Love the angle of this shot
Kadee
Mon 08-07-2006
Me too Kadee. Wow, rusticles!
Jude
Mon 08-07-2006
yeah i agree with the people above me, great picture motts.
salao
Mon 08-07-2006
Motts, this reminds me of a picture from one of the other asylums with a row of sinks on a similar wall.
psychadellic one
Mon 08-07-2006
looks like a chain saw
jam3996
Mon 08-07-2006
I know what it is...something to get tetanus from. ;)
Navi
Mon 08-07-2006
Incredible angle on this one! Love it!
Sian
Tue 08-08-2006
It looks like something u put gears into. Maybe a lift for the handicapped?
Zach
Tue 08-08-2006
Yes...what an ANGLE! I am getting dizzy looking at it!
Tony C.
Thu 08-10-2006
wow motts i love all the diffrent angles you used with this gallery its absoulutly breath taking
from under your bed
Sat 08-19-2006
I feel Im going to get tetnus just looking at it.
Jessica
Sat 08-19-2006
It's almost like some monstrous saw. Sweet.
Judderman
Thu 08-24-2006
Very interesting perspective!
Alyssa
Sun 09-10-2006
looks like some sort of latch to me
Darice
Thu 09-14-2006
Fantastic angle
Julia
Mon 09-18-2006
Is this where the baseboard heating pipes were mounted? The copper is the first to 'disappear'. Looks like the tile floor was laid in a diamond pattern and the 'jagged edges' are all that remain. Unless of course I've got the whole 'up and down' thing wrong!
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GREAT SHOT!!
WEIRD WOMAN
Wed 10-04-2006
I want to climb it... as odd of angle as it is.
R B Vannacutt
Thu 10-12-2006
Isnt it amazing how things change in such short time?
Tewkes
Mon 12-04-2006
Don't get bitten by that thing!
C-Note
Mon 04-16-2007
I'm pretty sure Weird Woman is correct, I remember seeing things like this when I did remodeling in homes years ago. The heating pipes would be attached to these anchors between the dissipation fins.
Taubin
Sun 11-18-2007
the wired woman is right. back in 1996 they were all still in taked including the floor windows the lot. it was clean just like they had just moved out. i think it is upsetting the way it is now all that wonderful arcitecet gone
stuart
Tue 12-11-2007
the floor was parquet floor which butted up to tile edging. The metal on the wall was a long radiator which was covered to prevent people with learning disability burning themselves, Thats what we call them these days.
david salt
Sun 01-06-2008
i love this image
trini
Mon 07-28-2008
Yeh David Salt is right, All the buildings I went in when they were first abandoned had the most wonderful parquet wooden floors, over time the local kids got in, ripped up the floors, piled them up and burned them, crying shame.
Solomon92
Sat 11-01-2008
it looks like a soap dispencer to me
sayboom
Wed 12-31-2008

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