Abandoned and Forgotten
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The old abandoned Vermilya one room schoolhouse been sitting for decades without any students or teachers, was told it was built in 1870, could not find any more information on it.
No bell in the tower unfortunately.
It's a strange story about this abandoned train, rotting on a siding track east of Brussels. An urban explorer posted images of this train a time ago and called it "Orientexpress". Another photographer took this story for real and posted a very detailed description and history of the real Orientexpress and so on. Today you can find numerous misleading stories. But actually it was not the Orientexpress, but a luxurious and a very intersting diesel train built in 1936 and we were happy to explore it especially inside, before it will disappear some day. In fact, it's a Type 654 DMU (diesel multiple unit) of the Belgian Railways (NMBS/SNCB). Those trains were once the pride of Belgium railways, but today this is the only one left.
In contrast with the poem “Abandoned Farmhouse” written by Ted Kooser, this farmhouse is full of life! This was one of my collected abandoned farmhouses in the rural area, surprisingly it is still in use, the farm machinery tools are shinning under the sunset...
Highway 23 north of Revelstoke BC has been relocated higher up above the Columbia River leaving several sections like this one abandoned. This once was Highway 1 but is more commonly known as the Big Bend Highway. Most of the original highway is underwater due to the Revelstoke and Mica Dams. These two dams are two of many on the Columbia River in Canada and the United States. Notably in British Columbia, Washington and Oregon. In Canada, the resulting lakes are lake Revelstoke, Kinbasket Lake and Upper Arrow Lake. In 1962 Highway 1 was rerouted between Revelstoke and Golden through Rogers Pass.
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Abandoned farmhouse in Chariton County, Missouri by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Sony ILCE-7RM3 camera with a Canon TS-E24mm f/3.5L II lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/60-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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I am not really into photographing the big rig, but I found this is a quite interesting. It locates in a near-ghost town in the high risk flood zone. It's kinda looking spooky, but fascinating.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church is an historic Lutheran church.
On January 4, 2008, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church and Parochial School.
The current brick building was constructed in 1893 by Pete Thull of Rock Port, Missouri and has been in use ever since. The wooden, parochial, one-room schoolhouse was constructed behind the church in 1912. It held regular classes in German until 1917. The parish hall addition was constructed in 1953.
The church survived damage inflicted in the Great Floods of 1951 and 1993. It is currently awaiting restoration due to severe and long-term flooding in 2011.
Nothing more information after the 2011 flood. I know we have some more floods after that, 2019 was worse. The town is 5 population, was 15 in 2010. So, I am guessing they gave up and abandoned the church.
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I came across this old abandoned boat on Meols beach, West Kirby and fell in love with the textures of the peeling paint and the decay....
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