I am linking this blog with "Our World Tuesday" and "Rubbish Tuesday". For more great shots use the links at the bottom of this post.
In my post on Sunday I mentioned that I am ereally keen on photographing the old buildings in the Australian rural areas. This is the old derelict cottage that goes with the barn in my Sunday post.
I often wonder what this land would have looked like before Europeans moved in and cleared it for farms. By the look of the gum trees (Eucalyptus) in the background it would have been fairly dense scrub. The trees close to the old house are the remains of the orchard I think. They are certainly not natives.
Liz Needle - linking with "Our World Tuesday" and "Rubbish Tuesday"
I would expect to see this in one the souther state in the US. Great find. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteSo sad to see the disrepair - but there's beauty there too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste. This could me made into a very pretty place.
ReplyDeletewow, quite abandoned.
ReplyDeleteYes, I bet the trees were very dense before the area was settled. My goodness, these buildings truly are falling apart!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting though, and to discover the whole history would be wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTo know the history would be great. I always loved to hear the old, old stories of time gone by.
ReplyDeleteThree chimneys on that old house! Makes me wonder where the other one is for the other corner! I sure would love to know the history of places like this, too.
ReplyDeleteIf only the walls could talk how interesting it would be to find out the history of the building.
ReplyDeleteThese old buildings are beautifully surrounded by trees. it would have been a lovely place to live.
ReplyDeleteOld buildings always have some sort of special atmosphere. A beautiful find.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of old buildings whispering of those who lived and died there. I am sure their laughter also echoes through the stones and under the beams of roofs that are collapsing. I can't help but think of daily lives being spent day after day, until one day everyone left and now it's been empty for years.
ReplyDeleteKeep capturing these old places!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how fast nature can reclaim the land. - Margy
ReplyDeleteGreat image, even falling down the barns still have a sense of purpose lingering about them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful old place. Loved seeing your photo.
ReplyDeleteI love getting shots of beautiful old barns and such! This is quite lovely and makes me wonder what is was like in its heyday!
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