A miscellany like Grandma’s attic in Taunton, MA or Mission Street's Thrift Town in San Francisco or a Council, ID yard sale in cloudy mid April or a celestial roadmap no one folded—you take your pick.
Roy: Thanks! Southwestern Idaho/Southeastern Oregon is the place for abandoned buildings!
Lizzy: Thank you! I'll have to check out Tess' series. I only have limited internet access tho until I move to Portland in early August, so my blog visiting is quite curtailed. Thanks for stopping by.
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Nice shot! We have a whole complex of silos like that right down the road along the RR tracks. Not abandoned, though; they're still very active.
ReplyDeleteGray building, gray skies, interesting photo. Maybe this would fit in with Tess' photos of "Abandoned America".
ReplyDeletebeautiful utilitarian architecture. great photo.
ReplyDeleteHi Roy, Lizzy & Jhon
ReplyDeleteRoy: Thanks! Southwestern Idaho/Southeastern Oregon is the place for abandoned buildings!
Lizzy: Thank you! I'll have to check out Tess' series. I only have limited internet access tho until I move to Portland in early August, so my blog visiting is quite curtailed. Thanks for stopping by.
Jhon: Thanks so much--glad you liked the photo.
As you might be able to imagine, this is the kind of space that burrows into my imagination.
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline: That makes me really happy. Yes, I can imagine that!
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