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lots of stories in that chair's history.
A D Nilsen
Wed 08-11-2010
It boggles the mind - that chair has not moved in over 30 years. It's like, frozen... locked in that final resting spot, forgotten entirely by those who once depended on its basic, yet essential, function.

If you sat upon it, it would likely fall completely apart.
Rekrats
Wed 08-11-2010
Rekrats - you have an awesome way with words. I so enjoy reading your comments.
TootUncommon
Wed 08-11-2010
nurse, I would like to go back to my room now......nurse?
Joe
Thu 08-12-2010
Now all that chair has are it's memories or maybe nightmares...
Canada
Thu 08-12-2010
That chair sits in 30 plus years of decay
jackieB
Sun 08-15-2010
It kind of looks like the last patient in that chair died there... you can see the body in the foreground - a right arm and torso are visible.
Curt
Tue 08-24-2010
Wow, I was drawing one from cherry knowles for the front cover of my book, sanitorioum. I absolutly love this hospital
Ash
Mon 08-30-2010

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