Abandoned 2
Dec 16, 2013 16:47:15 #
We found another abandoned farm house in N Texas. The metal roof suggests that it may still be dry inside. (Joke) This place had very small rooms compared to a modern home. ISO 100, f8,1/320.
Life's simple pleasures.
Dec 16, 2013 20:02:32 #
I would guess that when these were built they were primarily used for eating and sleeping. They didn't need a lot of room except in the kitchen and dining room
Dec 16, 2013 23:05:26 #
BruceK wrote:
We found another abandoned farm house in N Texas. The metal roof suggests that it may still be dry inside. (Joke) This place had very small rooms compared to a modern home. ISO 100, f8,1/320.
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Dec 17, 2013 09:20:42 #
BruceK wrote:
We found another abandoned farm house in N Texas. The metal roof suggests that it may still be dry inside. (Joke) This place had very small rooms compared to a modern home. ISO 100, f8,1/320.
Great shot which tells a story. I enjoy photographing old barns and bridges. Recently I found this abandoned dry well which I believe also tells a story.
Dec 17, 2013 10:35:21 #
When I see places like this I always wonder "what happened". Nice shot.
And was it "coincidence" that when I first looked at this page the banner ad under your pic was for a metal roofing contractor?
And was it "coincidence" that when I first looked at this page the banner ad under your pic was for a metal roofing contractor?
Dec 17, 2013 12:52:57 #
Thank you Julian. Great well shot. Love the spiderwebs on the lowering rope :-)
Thanks Skylane5sp. Seriously? A roofing contractor? We need some different "key words."
Thanks Skylane5sp. Seriously? A roofing contractor? We need some different "key words."
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