That picture is eerily beautiful. Did you take it yourself? At one time, there was an old 'see-through' farmhouse near the village of Armada completely covered in ivy except for the empty windows. there was a time or two I almost ran my truck into a ditch because I couldn't take my eyes off of it. There's just something fascinating in those old houses.
I was on my way to the vet's to drop off a urine sample (Babyface has a UTI, sigh) and wasn't paying attention, missed the turnoff, and came across this abandoned house. It's only about a mile out of my way, clearly visible across the cornfields, but for some reason I had never noticed it before.
I'm surprised it hasn't been torn down, there's nothing around it but empty fields.
That picture is eerily beautiful. Did you take it yourself? At one time, there was an old 'see-through' farmhouse near the village of Armada completely covered in ivy except for the empty windows. there was a time or two I almost ran my truck into a ditch because I couldn't take my eyes off of it. There's just something fascinating in those old houses.
ReplyDeleteI was on my way to the vet's to drop off a urine sample (Babyface has a UTI, sigh) and wasn't paying attention, missed the turnoff, and came across this abandoned house. It's only about a mile out of my way, clearly visible across the cornfields, but for some reason I had never noticed it before.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised it hasn't been torn down, there's nothing around it but empty fields.
I love that image. Thank you for capturing and sharing it.
ReplyDeleteI try to do the same at backroadsharrisoncounty.blogspot.com. Not that I am trying to pull any sort of blatant self promotion thing. Or anything.
That is a wonderful picture--very evocative.
ReplyDeleteHope Babyface is feeling better!
T-Mom, we never would have realized she was sick except for an unfortunate ...er...accident in the dining room. It sure hasn't slowed her down any!
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking :-)