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Hi Janice! Told you I'd be here to check this out. :-)
Many places in the US were not protected in the early years; exploring back in 1995 was much much different than after the millennium... Danvers State Hospital was just sitting on that hill with no boards on the windows and no security for a good while!
The security in England seemed much more lax in terms of repercussions though. When I got busted by a guard and his K-9 in England there was no questioning or ticket; in the US a place with that level of security, a criminal trespass would have been issued at the very least.
England has it's share of trashed places. Look at all the burned buildings at St Margaret's. An upcoming gallery of Normansfield Hospital will show a lot of vandalism, and Hellingly had a good amount as well, I didn't shoot much of it because it was quite ugly :-)
i know its a late entry but i've only got this computer people round here are so used to this place that u could walk round the grounds when ever you wanted to there was no place u could'nt go thats why when it shut down no one bothered that much which is lucky and your pics are great