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Sunday, April 10, 2016
Going, Going, Gone
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Somebody must have had a real appetite for gables in this house.
ReplyDeleteSo sad to see all those characteristic houses have to go for urban expansion. Those trees cutting is a hobby of the municipality here too....
ReplyDeleteIt's the same in Asia, our local municipals seems like cutting trees a lot too.
ReplyDeletesprawl is such a wonderful thing
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of sad in a way.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light on this scene of destruction and decay. It is often easier to build a new house than renovate an old one, but it all comes down to the bottom line.
ReplyDeleteLets hope the home knew a lot of laughter and happiness inside.
ReplyDeleteThat is sad, particularly since it gets replaced by endless tracts of five variations on the same house.
ReplyDeleteThe tree and the house, Andy! ;-(
ReplyDeleteSad to see, but it happens everywhere.
ReplyDeleteHate to see a tree cut down. Let's hope there's a plan to replace it.
ReplyDeleteWell that is kinda sad. Development seems to take over a lot... everywhere.
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