jederick Loc: Northern Utah

These are photos from the same area and time as my original post a few days ago. I have several more that I will include in another post tomorrow. More nostalgia from rural Utah of days long gone and fading memories...

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7. Doesn't look like the clothesling has been used in some time

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8. Neighbors across the street

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9. Doors open, nobody at home

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10. No one here either

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rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida

Great photo ops!!

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Thanks Bob...glad you enjoyed these photos and thanks for leaving a comment!

tbell7D Loc: Houston

Another very interesting set of images of these old deserted ranch buildings. So I am kind of curious. Is this area now being put to some use other than farming/ranching or has it just turned into a sort of wasteland? Thanks in advance.

buddah17 Loc: The Bahamas

Maybe you should consider converting some to B&W...

tshift Loc: Overland Park, KS.

[quote=jederick]These are photos from the same area and time as my original post a few days ago. I have several more that I will include in another post tomorrow. More nostalgia from rural Utah of days long gone and fading memories...[/quot

Sweat!! I would love to have all that wood off all these buildings. Love old wood structures. Nice shots. Send more. Thanks

Tom

tshift Loc: Overland Park, KS.

[quote=jederick]These are photos from the same area and time as my original post a few days ago. I have several more that I will include in another post tomorrow. More nostalgia from rural Utah of days long gone and fading memories...[/quot

SWEET!! Sorry just started my first cup of coffee.

Tom

Swamp-Cork Loc: Lanexa, Virginia

Excellent series, Jederick!

hiker60 Loc: Northern Idaho

Nice series of ranching life. Rugged, hard working, optimistic individuals worked here. Can you try a few in b/w? thanks for sharing.

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Not much is happening in this area, mostly stagnant with a few new houses going in. Ranching for the most part, in this specific area, has gone by the wayside as family's passed on and nobody continued the family farm/ranch. Just guessing, but that's the way it looks. There are many of these old out buildings about to fall down and in disuse.

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

[quote=tshift][quote=jederick]These are photos from the same area and time as my original post a few days ago. I have several more that I will include in another post tomorrow. More nostalgia from rural Utah of days long gone and fading memories...[/quot

Sweat!! I would love to have all that wood off all these buildings. Love old wood structures. Nice shots. Send more. Thanks

Tom[/quote]

More coming...have to sort them out.

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

[quote=tshift][quote=jederick]These are photos from the same area and time as my original post a few days ago. I have several more that I will include in another post tomorrow. More nostalgia from rural Utah of days long gone and fading memories...[/quot

SWEET!! Sorry just started my first cup of coffee.

Tom[/quote]

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Thanks S-C...appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment.

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

You're welcome and I'll try a few in B&W in the next set.

Erv Loc: Medina Ohio

Very nice set. I also love to see old buildings. I always wonder what happened to the folks and if they just up and left.