The ‘sex cave’ was a small room in one end of the attic of the buidling. Its floor was higher than the rest of the floor.
It was a bit difficult to determine what its function had been. Now it was full of clothes and books. The BMW-guy has been here, too.
There was a second attic, which was above the rooms seen in the previous post.
The room was lower than ordinary. The windows are in the end of the 1950’s annex and the road passing the nursing home is up front.
Russian something. I’m not even sure what that is.
A magazine covering the funeral of a famous Finnish singer Kirka Babitzin. He died in 2007.
Russian fitness instructions? This is getting blurrier and stranger by every room.
This shows the top floor layout a bit better. The staircase is right behind me, the room with the Christmas decorations is to the right and the other room to the left. The sex cave is straight up front at the top of the stairs.
Behind me is the long attic above the patient room corridors, above me is the smaller attic, which was entered through the hatch in the sex cave.
Down we go again.
Basic supermarket beer hasn’t been sold in glass bottles in years. They are almost 10 years old, I believe.
A winter hat. A good thing to have so you won’t catch a cold while skiing.
As there were skis, there were also of course ski boots. They have stayed together despite people messing everything up inside.
This corridor is directly below the corridor in the earlier picture. The room up front is right below the sex cave. I’m now moving towards the last parts of the 1950’s annex and then it’s time to move on to the older, wooden part of the complex.
But that will happen in the following episode.