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Thread: Botleys Park Hospital, Chertsey June 2019

  1. 19th Jun 19, 06:15 #11
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    That's really photogenic. Love places like this where nature is really taking over.

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    Great pics.

    Amazing that that tree still hasn't demolished the building. I was there in Jan 2016 and I thought it was about to fall down then!
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