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Wednesday, September 13, 2017
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Yes, you can name it a sign of the time helas....
ReplyDelete...and little ones too!
ReplyDeleteEven the smaller towns.
ReplyDeleteAnd not so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour not wrong there
ReplyDeleteI expect it would take a lot of work to get this place sorted out.
ReplyDeleteYes, they do. I know of a few places like this around here.
ReplyDeleteI've seen it in the bigger towns but don't recall seeing it here.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that even smaller towns are looking like that--- Places where jobs in a given industry no longer exist-- logging, farming, mining. Things change, and you can't put the genie back in the bottle.
ReplyDeleteLooks like some scenes from Detroit! It will take a lot of work and money and a reshuffling of priorities for out politicos to do what needs to be done in these situations.
ReplyDeleteSad.
ReplyDeleteEven in the 'burbs. An abandoned house I pass by every day recently had all the first floor windows broken. A big bummer.
ReplyDeleteIt is sad to see think kind of decay, and lack of respect for property.
ReplyDeleteI guess I sound like just another old person decrying lack of respect for property. I just don't get it. I suppose if you don't have respect for property, or have never had anything nice it doesn't make a difference how it looks.
ReplyDeleteThere was time when respect was important.
DeleteEn realidad la decadencia afecta más a las personas, sociedades, culturas y/o civilizaciones; la urbe o ciudad es una víctima más de esa decadencia moral, artística, cultural que afecta a nuestras sociedades.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo,