There is something so fascinating about old decaying wooden houses. We don’t have wooden houses here, they’re all stone, so that adds to the allure. Gorgeous shot of course 🙂
I guess the UK maritime climate makes wood-sided homes unfeasible, yes?
These old, abandoned farmhouses aren’t as common as barns around here, so finding one like this — abandoned (I think!), peeling wood with perfect patina, and not overgrown with weeds — is a treat.
I love the stone structures in the UK — I was there last year and could have spent every minute of every day clamoring around the old churches and castles.
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There is something so fascinating about old decaying wooden houses. We don’t have wooden houses here, they’re all stone, so that adds to the allure. Gorgeous shot of course 🙂
Thanks, Seonaid 🙂 :).
I guess the UK maritime climate makes wood-sided homes unfeasible, yes?
These old, abandoned farmhouses aren’t as common as barns around here, so finding one like this — abandoned (I think!), peeling wood with perfect patina, and not overgrown with weeds — is a treat.
I love the stone structures in the UK — I was there last year and could have spent every minute of every day clamoring around the old churches and castles.
It’s fun to share these things 🙂 🙂
Thank you for the great comment!
Perfect in B&W Sharon.
Thank you very much Mary 🙂 🙂
Great shot.
A very interesting porch.
Do you have an idea how old the building is?
Thank you.
I would guess it was built in the 1940’s, give or take a decade.
I love this image!
Nice reading about you Sharon
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