I have passed this house almost every day and each time just DYING to get in. So squeezing in some time after mall santa and before a Christmas party I tromp through a squishy, grassy field and finally get a peek inside.
Immediately I was shocked by how the back of the house looked. The whole structure was bowed outward and down. In contrast, the front of the house looked solid and this was the condition I had expected to find the rest of the building. The roof was completely gone in the back with only exposed rafters remaining. Walking through the back door proved impossible because the floor of the second level had partially collapsed. What I could get into was really quite beautiful, I thought, covered in ivy and other green things, nature slowly swallowing it up. While I was disappointed in the condition of the house, at least my curiosity is satisfied!
ps. I think now is a good time to invest in a lens hood.
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Ah lucky lucky, these places are so hard to come by here, and even harder to get in because they are usually guarded! Interesting photos. Im a fan of the 4th from bottom 🙂
I know I’m lucky… I’m finding places like this and the warehouse I blogged the other day EVERYWHERE. Right down the block from my kids’ school is a neat little brick structure I plan to check out tomorrow. I love that about the Northeast! That one you mentioned, and the kitchen shot are my favorites.
oh absolutely exceptional! Well done!
Thank you so much! This was an absolute joy to shoot.
Great stuff.
Thank you!
I’m really enjoying your photography. Great work!
I’m so happy you’re enjoying my photos! Thanks for the great comment 😀
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