Sou yb entusiasta de este tipo de "ruinas" que siempre hablan del pasado y se dejan fotografiar con su belleza llena de historia e historias. Desaparecerán y olvidaremos su existencia . Lastima. Un abrazo
Parece que por una de esas puertas, se puede ver el interior. Si no hay nadie que lo remedie y nadie se preocupe de mantenerlo, llegará un tiempo en que todo se irá al suelo. Feliz fin de semana.
My favorite chapter in Grapes of Wrath is maybe 7? I can't remember. The share croppers have left the land they worked and their shack behind and the chapter describes nature taking it back.
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Very sad. Those old buildings have charm unlike most of the ones built today.
I cannot pass an old house or barn that's falling down with creating a story in my mind of the history imagined.
sometimes these buildings stand a long time. this one was well built and served the purpose.
Quedará el recuerdo, y estas fotos
Yes it is very sad, but at least you have photos of them :-D
Sou yb entusiasta de este tipo de "ruinas" que siempre hablan del pasado y se dejan fotografiar con su belleza llena de historia e historias. Desaparecerán y olvidaremos su existencia . Lastima.
Un abrazo
Pues si, es el sino de todas las cosas: desaparecer. Aunque sea lentamente. Pero mientras tanto han servido de mucha utilidad.
Un abrazo.
Parece que por una de esas puertas, se puede ver el interior. Si no hay nadie que lo remedie y nadie se preocupe de mantenerlo, llegará un tiempo en que todo se irá al suelo.
Feliz fin de semana.
It is sad, but they are so photogenic and full of character! Glad you take the time to photograph them.
History embedded in the walls
It is sad, but all things come to an end, even the ancient times came to an end.
Beautiful photo.
I just hate seeing them disappear..any if them. I always think how the family that built them must have felt when they were completed.
Yes, it is
but they still stand strong
My favorite chapter in Grapes of Wrath is maybe 7? I can't remember. The share croppers have left the land they worked and their shack behind and the chapter describes nature taking it back.
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