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Eastern Poland has far more traditional cottages than other regions of Poland, but many are in advanced states of decay and there is little support available for their owners.
On close inspection it looks that the better condition left hand end might not be original. The first clue is that there are two chimneys - usually there is one, about 1/3 of the way across the roof due to the standard layout of a cottage with one living room and a cross passage behind the fireplace/stove. Where the window is in the side is where you would expect a door to be, and to the left are white painted wall boards, and the remains of white-painted walls to the immediate left. All the brown walls to the left of that is the later extension, including the chimney on the line where the two parts join.
If so, it is the earlier part of the cottage that has succumbed first, unsurprisingly given that both parts are built with the same kind of materials.
A sign of impending doom was there in tarmacadam roof - originally this was undoubtedly thatch, and anyone with the money and foresight would have typically replaced this with asbestos tiles or steel sheeting. Or plastic roof tiles, I suppose, if done recently.
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With so much redevelopment within the last few years, this building alongside a few others makes a contract between old and new
Inside "A Grand Stucco" sitting on land set aside for public hunting in rural Northwest Iowa. This house perplexed me more than any previous piece of abandonment I have photographed... that is, it seemed more senseless than some of the others... this location, the size of the house, and other characteristics...caused the desertion to seem so odd.
Explore #315.
Vál, Ürményi mansion, built in 1780, Rococo-Zopf style
Architect: Kasselik Félix
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Small decayed house, North-East Madeira.
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Abandoned.
A red armchair left to decay in a corner of the structure.
This shooting is divided in two stages:
1. Darkness and confinement
2. Light and freedom
This is stage one.
Photoshooting: It Was More Fun In Hell
24/11/13
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Hardwick Park
Derbyshire
U.K.
December 29th, 2024.
Oak trees near the Millers Pond that appear to be succumbing to disease.
Repose Lionheart in the heart of the decay of the Higgs boson, observed at last at Fracture.
Texture courtesy robertg6n1: www.flickr.com/photos/robts_pics/574111348/.
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