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blueribbonfair
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blueribbonfair
A “Small” Bit of History
I found this little- dilapidated shed or animal shelter while out exploring:
This is for the Fun Foto Challenge:https://ceenphotography.com/2016/05/24/cees-fun-foto-challenge-architecture/
I do not know what decade it would have been built, but it is an interesting structure.
The Photo challenge theme this week is architecture.
Poor, Poor, Poor, neglected and abandoned structure.
I know I am not alone in finding buildings abandoned and interesting that are a part of history unknown fascinating.
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Cee Neuner
That poor building has seen much better days. Thanks for playing. 😀
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blueribbonfair
It sure is. Loved playing.
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Rupali
Interesting idea.
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blueribbonfair
Thank you. Have a great weekend.
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Jean Reinhardt
I love that first one, it looks like the poor little thing is leaning against the tree for support.
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blueribbonfair
Jean, I never looked at it that way, but it really does.
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lisadorenfest
It has seen better days but I love the stone work.
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blueribbonfair
Me also. Interesting to know it’s history.
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Frances D
Someone put the time in on the stonework. I wonder if it was an artist’s studio? Maybe used for romantic trysts? Was it someone’s “room of one’s own?” Thanks for sharing & for stopping in at my site.
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blueribbonfair
You are welcome and interesting take on the place.
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I like what you guys are up too. This type of clever work and coverage! Keep up the great works guys I’ve included you guys to blogroll.
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Christy Birmingham
It probably has marvelous history to it!
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blueribbonfair
For sure Christy.
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Cathy Lynn Brooks
What a great find. I love discovering old things.
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blueribbonfair
Thank you and also thanks for commenting.
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blueribbonfair
Italo Calvino said: The more enlightened our houses are, the more their walls ooze ghosts. Describe the ghosts that live in this house:
Image credit: “love Don’t live here anymore…” – © 2009 Robb North – made available under Attribution 2.0 GenericI love this picture. At one time I lived in a house that kind of looked like this. The ghosts just were in my mind though then and now. Been through a lot, just me and God. The world is closing in , but I am not showing it . Broken. Anyway, the beauty is still there like this house. Like riding a roller coaster, you have to get off and want to be on it forever.
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elizawyatt
Reblogged this on Bella's Blog and commented:
Loved your quote, have just finished a book of memoirs entitled I AM A GHOST, Bella-
blueribbonfair
Thank you so much. Your book fits well with this one.
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elizawyatt
I AM A GHOST – is title of my debut novel, and flying makes us all INTO ghosts
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bella
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blueribbonfair
Abandoned Metropolitan State Mental Hospital
Abandoned Metropolitan State Mental Hospital.
I just had to press this. This is from a wonderful blog I discovered today which was mentioned as a “quick tip” in the Daily Post. I immediately followed this blog http://brokenlightcollective.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/bipolar-rubble/. You post photos on mental issues and illnesses and write some about them. Pretty neat. I like the story told on this one and Love abandoned creepy buildings. so much so that I have several board on Pinterest I pin abandoned places to. This board has these places and more: http://pinterest.com/luvtapin/find-it-fascinating-oddities/ And I do have bipolar and all the trappings that go with it. I would not want to forgo my creativity from it though. Terrible, but terrific at the same time.
Cee Neuner 3:45 am on November 26, 2016 Permalink |
How fun are your photos this week. Thanks for playings.
blueribbonfair 11:06 pm on November 26, 2016 Permalink |
Thanks Cee.