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Published: 2011-05-06 21:02:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1947; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 0
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A beautiful brick farm home, the inside is still intact and beautifully appointed in oak trim. Recently the roof has developed a leak, and a window is broken, both of which will result in rapid deterioration.24mm lens, perspective corrected
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ya.Β I met the current owner. hey bought the land to farm, and it included the house, but they did not need a house so it will deteriorate.Β They were kind enough to let me go inside and take some pictures though.
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Too bad.. that place looks like it could be fixed well
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At that time I think it was still fixable. Β I really love those old stone and or brick houses, and I am always tempted, but their locations are such that they are always impractical.
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Yea... it's too bad
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Very well done. Great color. Great sky. Where is it?
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this one would be salvageable still.
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Happening all over the south. younger generation not saving old homestead`s. Plus older generation is oldest its ever been. great picture !
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thanks Brian,
I think it is happening all over North America as farms get bigger and bigger and as the family far disappears.
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You are right...so sad.
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Wow what a beautiful house. I like how the brick has a yellow color to them. Down here that never happens
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It is the processing Garrett, I used a method that I rarely use and that created some of the colours.
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O well it is still cool
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Oh wow... I wish I could go rescue it tho... would be a wonderful home to fix up and renovate to its time... but ... I am a poor woman and live in Texas so that isn't happening. I bet there are a ton of stories in that farm house!
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at this pint it could probably be livable. There is even a pond out back that would be great for trout.
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Like the color contrast - but itΒ΄s a tad sad to read about itΒ΄s fate ...
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WOW!! that is to bad... beautiful brick house!!! Nice shot though!!!
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Nice shot. Why so many abandoned houses out your way?
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this one is pretty far from where I live, but the reasons are the same... family farms are dying and large corporate farms are taking over the land. House sits are just left.
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Okay. Sounds kind of like what's happening here. In some places, the towns are dying since all the young people left for better paying jobs in urban areas and the farmers are selling to get enough to retire on.
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I think it is probably very similar across north america.
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You're probably right. There are a lot of small towns in the Midwest that are vanishing
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Such a shame.. this is a beautiful home, It just needs a loving family to take care of it!
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Too bad.. it looks like a wonderful house
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it is always kind of sad to me to see these beautiful homes left. Kind of makes me want to take them all home.... now wait a minute... how would that work???
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Hmm...I'll have to think about that one.. .. hm.. if they followed you on their own..wouldn't they be mobile homes? hehe
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hmmm, you are right... but my love still won't let me keep'em
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heheh plus once they go mobile..they seem to attract tornadoes...
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"A home followed me.... Can I keep it?"
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lol... yes... if it followed you home you can keep it.
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That might be a problem--it's enough work caring for the one I've got.
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well, in that case you might have to send it to the pound.
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It is always a bit sad to see old homes deteriorate this is a lovely image though
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thanks SC,
This is probably one of the best preserved houses in my collection. So it really is to bad to see it left like this.
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