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Whilst in the south I ticked off one of the rare bucket list locations in the great company of Sheavy and Pear. Fuelled by Waffle House and the desire to see one of the largest completely abandoned hospital campuses in the country, we had a great day. Eight hours after entering in the early morning light we emerged to a lovely sunny afternoon, and made tracks to the nearest delicious barbecue restaurant.
This place is, by some considerable margin, my favourite abandoned hospital I've ever done. It has everything you could ever want in a hospital - masses of natural decay, loads of buildings filled with old equipment and enough of a security presence to keep the idiots from smashing it up. The last buildings closed in 2012 but some have been closed for decades and it shows in the state of the floors, a lot of the oldest structures have suffered bad collapses and one building in particular has some seriously sketchy floors made only of wood and plaster. The different stages the buildings closed in, as well as the total mix of differing architectural styles and construction makes for some very interesting differences in the condition they are now in.
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Sounds and looks like a great place to spend a day!
Great set
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Dope spot for sure!
Nice pictures man
I hope to make it there soon.
Decay is so nice in there!
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The picture quality here is incredible; I almost feel as though I was there.
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Killer set dude, you saw a lot of rooms that I didn't O.o
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Posted by Urban Downfall
Dope spot for sure!
Nice pictures man
I hope to make it there soon.
Decay is so nice in there!
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It's totally worth it, I can't think of another facility like it in the States - you won't regret making the trip if you can spare a few days!
Posted by Pear
Killer set dude, you saw a lot of rooms that I didn't O.o
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That building with all the stuff in it and the one with the circolectric beds had so many different rooms filled with interesting things it was easy to miss stuff - we spent so long waiting around in that one building I managed to have a real thorough root around!
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nice work and that Guide is the Southern Jesus!!
Kabbalah is an undramatic tradition that requires great patience and stability. One of the reasons for this tempo is that everyone has to mature his potential gradually and thoroughly at his natural pace. In this way his life's work unfolds at the right moment in his own and the cosmos's time.
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Posted by dundertits
nice work and that Guide is the Southern Jesus!!
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I've never heard a more apt description as that!
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Wow those are really nice shots! Wonderfully composed just the way I like it.
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Excellent set as usual man. Got me jealous!
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Excellent.
Oh hey, that Electroencephalograph you found looks like one I found. Nice!
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Nice photos
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