Monday 17 November 2014

Derelict Buildings



This old house has been abandoned for a while and it looks like Mother Nature is on the move and reclaiming her piece of land. 


I'm not sure what this old building was next door, probably a shed.  It's disappearing into the long grass too.  I wonder how many buildings get abandoned and grown over when they still have some good years left if they are looked after.  It seems like such a waste.




16 comments:

  1. we have a lot of those 'falling-down' buildings and sheds here in texas, too.

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  2. Come on, a little roofing and paint and it will be just as good as new! Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  3. Amazing how fast nature takes over again.
    A bit sad yes, but they make for good pictures. : )

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  4. Oh I hate to see old building left to fall apart. They do make great pictures though.

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  5. Looks like high winds or maybe thieves have taken the corrugated roof!

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  6. I think it is sad to see such sights. To me, it would be better to tare down instead of letting it rot down.

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  7. I always want to know the backstory...what happened to people to let this go like that? Lovely poignant pictures.

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  8. I am like Sallie, I imagine what the story behind the old building is. So, if I don't know, I make up my own.

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  9. Oh dear! It's so sad to see buildings fall apart!

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  10. I hate to see them deteriorating, but the colors in that first shot are really nice!

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  11. When I see a building falling from together like that, I always wonder what the people who built it would say about all their hard work and dreams...

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  12. Love these old buildings. Sad to see them go but still beautiful in their decline and you got some great photos.

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  13. love seeing stuff like this! especially old original farmhouses here in NZ. where is this btw

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    1. Hi Amy, this one was just out of New Plymouth heading south. :)

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  14. I have to agree with you that it's a shame buildings are deserted like that. Like Sallie and the others, I would love to know the stories those walls could tell. I think I have taken photos of that house, now that I read your reply to Amy :)

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