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We should do an "old House" thread. We'd play a game as kids while driving through coal regions country in Pa. We'd each have a side of the road and when we'd see a dilapadated or otherwise run down house we'd say " There's YOUR house."
The goal was to find one with tar paper siding, broken windows, peeling paint, junk in the yard, etc. If it was abandoned or falling down, bonus points.
Now I look at some magnificent stone barns, some probably over 150 years old or more, and think what incredible homes they'd make.
We should do an "old House" thread. We'd play a game as kids while driving through coal regions country in Pa. We'd each have a side of the road and when we'd see a dilapadated or otherwise run down house we'd say " There's YOUR house."
The goal was to find one with tar paper siding, broken windows, peeling paint, junk in the yard, etc. If it was abandoned or falling down, bonus points.
Now I look at some magnificent stone barns, some probably over 150 years old or more, and think what incredible homes they'd make.
Hey, Icy Tea
I remember playing that game with my sister when we would take a trip.!
Okie
Nice work, Photonoob! The second barn is my favorite, but the third one is the best exposure. Love the red door against the stones, the sloping tin roof with windows and the date stone in the foreground. Wish there were cool barns like this in my area!
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