I haven't done a SOOC in a while. There two rules: 1) photo must be taken by you, and 2) no tweaking.
I love remanents of old houses. I have no idea when this chimney and cistern were built but seeing them takes you back to a simpler life.
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Until next time, God bless.
13 comments:
Beautiful sense of desolation in this scene! Like ghosts breathe here but cannot live!
Simpler, indeed. Lovely capture.
Great shot, it does take you back to the simple life in history!
great shot...Happy Sunday! :)
That's a great Halloween picture.
On the property we farmed neighbors told us a house once stood. It was all pasture except for a rock step. They said one day a tornado took the house and the owners were so upset they just left. My neighbor told me once: "If you dug at that spot you'd find a cellar full of canned vegetables and peaches." I thought about that every time I was near there.
Wonder what the story of that picture would tell, if it could. Happy Halloween to you, Lynn!
Oh, yeah, old houses - one conjures up stories in one's head. This looks like it has a story of its own.
a fabulous photo... I love old buildings and ruins too :)
Nice picture!
That chimney would tell a story if it could speak.
I like old ruins.
Happy Halloween!
Sue.
This makes for such an interesting photo and you can't help but wonder what happened.....Michelle
I love things like this! I wish we had something like that deep in our woods. I'd make up a story about how it came to be there...
The yogurt maker sounds nice, but I guess I'm just too lazy. It's too easy to pick it up in the store. I know homemade always tastes better.
Thanks for the reminder about the flu shot. I haven't had mine yet...
I've missed you! So busy, I've gotta get back into reading blogs. I do enjoy it so.
I'm sure that house has a story to tell.
Ah . . . takes me back . . . to when I lived in Texas. Lots of sites like this. Can't say that I miss the terrain, but I do miss the people. They live a simpler lifestyle and are really hospitable.
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