Instead of going down to the basement, I’ll just continue along another endless corridor.
And along it was another small, dark room.
A gate. Interesting. Who do they want to keep out?
An interesting room, which looks a bit like a storage.
The classic lonely shoe.
The laundry department?
The endless corridors continue and continue.
A look through the windows to the courtyard. That part of this building is still left to explore.
There was a viewing area in the middle of the corridor connecting the two wings.
At the end of the corridor: a corridor.
Every corridor seems to start with a small, empty room. Usually they only had two windows, this one had three.
I wonder, what the use of these rooms has been. I don’t think they are ordinary patient rooms.
Let’s play some cards, shall we?
An intact, yet very worn toilet.
I thought the radiators weren’t supposed to be covered.
Neither are those papers supposed to be put in the toilet.
Another interesting lobby like room.
Which featured a surprisingly large kitchen.
An interesting hand truck operated with one hand.
The classic ones.
The end of another, messy corridor. The roof has started to leak.
A room with a nice looking cupboard and some comfy looking chairs. There’s even a coffee mug on the window board.
The final cans of conserved food eaten here. This time it looks like pineapple, not the usual pickled cucumbers.
The classic Teleste loudspeakers.
The dull, white, lonely coffee mug on the window board.
No trespassing and camera surveillance signs made by unauthorized visitors. I guess this is an invitation.