Splitting

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Clean Bed, not sure of what the significance is in a prison, but that's what it says...

Wed 01-21-2009

I have a feeling that the guards were very strict and there were inspections. The old "bounce a quarter (or in this case a franc) off the sheets.

Fla. Gator

Fri 01-23-2009

maybe for new prisoners

binabinaaa

Sat 01-24-2009

I would assume it is maybe clean bedding for prisoners?

pegasus64

Sat 01-31-2009

They sure liked that sea-faring X look.

guitorman

Tue 02-03-2009

I love how it just splits like that.

Call Me Rachael

Wed 03-18-2009

This gallery is seriously testing my high school French...which i failed BTW.

Kristiara

Fri 05-29-2009

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Date Shot:	May 2007	Image ID#:	6320
Date Posted:	Wed, January 21st 2009	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Fort de la Chartreuse
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1817	Closed:	1982
Opened:	N/A	Demolished / Renovated:	N/A
Location Age:	193 years	Abandonment:	28 years

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