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Recline

One of the few medical devices left inside. At least they don't let it all wastefully rot away like in the US I suppose...
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Someone from the NHS'll see that picture and it'll end up back in a hospital!
Keleigh
Thu 12-14-2006
Looks comfortable, though!!
Barbara
Thu 12-14-2006
Is this another take on the solitary chair shot?
GirlJaye
Thu 12-14-2006
There's those cool shaped windows again!
Jude
Thu 12-14-2006
That still looks relatively new!
Chrissie
Fri 12-15-2006
The unusually large, relaxing, lonely chair/bed. ;-)
Long Island Irish
Fri 12-15-2006
no lonely chair shot, just a lonely bed
Joe
Sat 12-16-2006
the raised eyebrow windows are watching the bed for the NHS, keeping it al lsafe like.
Aidster
Sun 12-17-2006
I love this shot!

I wonder what the actual height of this great room is, what, with the ugly drop ceilings up there.

Also, the curved edges on the (beautiful) arched windows and corners gives it a "padded room" look to it.
Michele
Sun 12-17-2006
I think this is a shower chair I worked in a nursing home and this is what the shower chairs looked like.
Renee
Sat 12-23-2006
sit back...relax....and Die!!!
andrew
Tue 12-26-2006
HA!
Between being in B & W & the angle of the shot making that thing appear to be extra long, I get an image of Frankenstein's Monster being strapped onto it.
The Glenn Strange version from the cheesy 1940's flicks.
Jim Allcorn
Wed 12-27-2006
Hahah, I bet it's already there Keleigh! It looks brand spankers to me, maybe just dust off the cushions a little.
Felyne
Wed 01-10-2007
seems like you had a good run of the place,
im wondering if this is "breaking and entering" work, or was it allowed.
i've been arrested in the past for breaking into abandoned buildings for the sake of photography...what fun
1000th comment in this section, yay
guy
Tue 03-13-2007
Makes me thing of the lethal injection chairs/beds they use in prisons, or maybe an older version of them.
Amy
Sat 03-24-2007
Motts, you should of taken this chair in the hallway with the pallet jack and had a race!
C-Note
Wed 04-11-2007
We're all about wasting in the US. =] But doesn't that just make for some interesting pictures?
Nemorov
Fri 06-08-2007
you want to remove all your blood???, or just the bones
ursula
Fri 11-23-2007
keep looking up
Guitorman
Fri 03-07-2008
Take a seat, friend. It's okay....we won't hurt you.....


....yet.....
EllieR
Sun 08-10-2008
i feel so sorry for people who were in these places all that time ago
not understanding and having no real affection or love
dougie
Fri 10-03-2008
Was someone looking through the window on the left or are my eyes playing tricks on me.
Kelly
Fri 10-10-2008
Yes it is sad I knew a few people who spent years in those places.
Kelly
Fri 10-10-2008
The wasteful rottin of equipment is what makes these places so much more interesting and ominous. imo.
Ben
Tue 11-16-2010
That's an ambulance gurney.
Larry D
Wed 01-19-2011
Omg it actually looks like someone is there in the cielling... FREAKY! I totally think this is one scary building n wudnt like to go in there!! id probs av nightmares for the rest of ma liife!
sarah
Sun 06-12-2011
Many times in the US it simply isn't cost effective to recertify and/or reuse outdated medical equipment due to stiff regulations that govern such equipment. Besides, a 30 yr old X-ray machine could still be useful, sure, but lets be honest - would you want one used on your kid?
Spad
Tue 12-27-2011

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