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| Abandon home that is decaying much more graceful than urban decay. |
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Rural Decay
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...a once fine home! The valuable land awaiting high-rises?
ReplyDeleteWhat a pity to loose a house like that.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you can just live there right now.
ReplyDeleteAlways sad when you see a hole like that left to decay
ReplyDeleteStill sad to see, Andy! It looks like it was a fine house at some point.
ReplyDeleteThis might be an historically important house if it is one of the Sear Roebuck catalogue houses. Sears sold houses that came with plans and all the lumber needed to finish the house. The roof line was common for those Sear houses. This house looks to be in good condition for an abandoned house.
ReplyDeleteI find this hard to look at and I can't help but wonder what happened...did someone die and they couldn't keep up the place. Did they move to enjoy the action of urban life? It looks like it has solid bones and could probably be renovated and made livable again.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a cute place. I wonder why it's been abandoned.
ReplyDeleteOne wonders how long it's been abandoned.
ReplyDeleteSad that it is abandoned, doesn't look that bad at all.
ReplyDeleteRural decay has a special kind of beauty and urban decay will not ever have.
ReplyDeleteSe ve en buen estado para ser habitado, bonitas fotos de esa decadencia.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Looks are deceiving.
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