Abandoned Farmhouse
Jun 24, 2015 17:59:41 #
Jun 24, 2015 18:05:46 #
RS
Loc: W Columbia, SC
Very nicely done!
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
Jun 24, 2015 18:52:42 #
Love your composition - the lower angle to include all that empty sky. Great impact for me.
Jun 24, 2015 18:53:24 #
Jun 24, 2015 19:56:40 #
Jun 24, 2015 20:43:34 #
Jun 24, 2015 21:02:04 #
I don't think there is any need for you to apologize, RS. I think many people feel exactly the way you do. I know I have often wondered presicely what you have stated.
RS wrote:
Very nicely done!
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
Jun 24, 2015 21:27:47 #
Jun 24, 2015 21:59:36 #
RS wrote:
Very nicely done!
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
Thanks for looking, & no need to apologize. I'm sure many of us have had the same thoughts.
This is just conjecture on my part, but, from the few of these that I've seen in this area, them seem to be in the middle of what was once a big farm. Probably built in late 1800s, old plumbing, old electrical, Michigan basement (dirt floor, low ceiling), small rooms. Families probably just upgraded & built a new house closer to the main road. They probably left the old one standing because they couldn't bring themselves to tear down the old homestead.
Jun 25, 2015 10:30:24 #
RS wrote:
Very nicely done!
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
Well said, my exact thoughts!! :-D :-D
Jun 25, 2015 14:46:42 #
KTJohnson wrote:
Saw this last Saturday.
Listen closely, the children are still there. Nice :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jun 25, 2015 22:23:17 #
RS wrote:
Very nicely done!
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I know these are comments heard so many times about such sites, but again, - if walls could talk, - how many little feet ran in and out those doors, - why'd they eventually leave, and what was going through their minds the last time they walked away?
I usually find myself wanting to be able to go in and look around and try to picture what was there.
Sorry . . . Thanks for the posting.
I often have the same thoughts about abandoned houses
:thumbup:
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