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[kspr]

so old timey hospitals are kind of terrifying, no?



especially when they've been abandoned for 16 years





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if i don't already have lung cancer, i'm going back next weekend to get more pictures. my battery was dying and i couldn't breathe well.

[Jody]

Those are awesome pictures. Especially the book.

[Septerra]

^ Agreed

[kspr]

disaster porn is best porn. i can breathe again, so that means back to the abandoned mental hospital!

[Septerra]

Don't forget your complimentary lung cancer....want some fries with that?

Idea: in the picture through the broken glass, you can see a mesh fence like structure. try shooting one through one of it's holes (providing it's large enough to not blot out most of the picture)

[kspr]

theyvwere really close together, and the other side was gross

[Septerra]

so sad T_T

[SpazCat]

How do you just find these places? I would so wonder about in them.

[kspr]

theres this park with a jogging trail that circles it. i never planned on going inside, but an open door was just begging to be explored. going back tomorrow if the weather is agreeable. there were tons of holes in the roof, and nasty dissolved ceiling tile puddles everywhere.

[SpazCat]

Sounds wonderful.

[kspr]

i got some more, i just have to pick out the good ones. i webt back into the cafeteria room, and down the hall. i swore i could hear footsteps from the upper level, so i gtfo'd after i got some good pictures.

[kspr]

i went back, and here's the crapateria a week later:



Then down the hall where that creepy light was, i got a picture with the flash on, which i still had to mess with the colors to convey just how disgusting this place is.



After wandering around just looking at the place, i started to hear footsteps coming from the floor above me. i also heard a muffled voice, and i didn't want to stick around to find out who was up there. i got out, and went to another building, which was a library. there wasn't really anything there except for two things, a piano that was donated in 1995, which had a bunch of keys that didnt work.....



and 30 year old national geographic magazines. i took two, one from the month i was born, and another about indian wildlife from 1976



then outside was the greenhouse of the living dead.

[Jody]

Enjoy your cursed National Geographics. I hope they're worth it.

[kspr]

i definitely started jamming out on that piano to see if there was anyone in that building that i could make shit themselves. the whole place just had this creepy vibe to it.

[Jody]

It certainly looks creepy. Old government establishments that are run down and gross have that really impersonal feel. It's not like a house that's abandoned and run down, because you can usually tell someone lived there and had all of their belongings and took care of it. Especially hospitals, you know nobody that was there wanted to be there. And people died there and stuff. Bad hippie voodoo.

[kspr]

ive been in houses that bave felt creepier. there was one i explored with two other ppl and one started talking about how the house looked like the one from The Children Under the Stairs. it had really bad hippie voodoo feelings in it to, but i was also 12

[Jody]

Haha, Children Under the Stairs. Now there's a movie. Also your credibility at 12 of what's creepy and what's not is understandably questionable.

[lazlo falconi]

Guys I've experienced a lot of different types of voodoo and I just thought I should let you know that, judging from those pictures, there's no bad hippie voodoo present, but possibly some latent evil juju.

[kspr]

well then you two should make the drive up here and ill take you for yourselves

[Jody]

I wish!