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Sometimes you just feel that a certain place has something, a vibe, an energy, well something 😆
This place has that something 🙏
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Two of my favourite elements. Old buildings and heavy cloud textures. The moss growing on this building really accented the old wood as well.
This is off US-95 in Idaho, maybe 10 miles North of the Oregon stateline. I've driven by many times over the years, finally decided to look for a spot to pull over and take a closer look. Not much left of this old two room house, just the bones.
An old cabin we found on our way hiking today. Not quite sure if it was meant for sleeping, but it sure was cute.
I have no idea but the architecture here is so fun to look at and wonder. I’m assuming it was a warehouse as railroad tracks run only a few feet from it. Located down a quiet street on the way to Captain Scott’s in New London, CT.
The belfry & part of the west wall alone remain of this 12th Century celtic type church destroyed in the great storm of Oct 1859 along with over 100 ships along the coast of Wales/ Another storm in March 1979 caused further damage to the churchyard.
Last night we visited it was a dull day, this time it was gorgeous.
Duck Hill, Mississippi
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This fine Building was built in 1810 and is one of the last surviving Buildings of its Era in East Hull ..It was known as Sutton Hall until it ceased to be a private residence in the 1940s..It later became a Care Home ..
“The past is where you learned the lesson. The future is where you apply the lesson.” - Hp Lyrikz.
It was a bit of a grey day for a drive in Grey County. But I love the bit of light that made the center of this old home glow. One of my goals this winter was to finish up the series of 6 little books about our ancestors with stories and old photographs that I digitized. I am working on the last book now and our daughters have received the first 4 books. One daughter said " How do I know NOTHING about them? How unfair that our developing brains are so self-indulgent and self-obsessed that we couldn't appreciate that they had incredible lives while they were alive to talk about it!!!"
I certainly have learned more about our ancestors by going through documents and photographs carefully....now that I have the time. It feels good to pass on these stories to the next generations.
I have photographed this building before. It must have great "bones" as it is still standing!