The alarm clock goes early again. The cat looks at me again with big eyes of why are you so early? I prepare myself and pack my things. I drive to the gathering place and get in the car. Yes it is time again for a road trip to abandoned places. A fun day with my photo friend with lots of fun and fun. A day like this day always means coming home with muscle pain in the belly of laughter.
Regularly I visit abandoned places to capture the past on photo. Even though I have already visited quite a few places. Every time I am amazed what I see. What kind of story is behind this place? Why is this country house abandoned? Sometimes you can find the story or photo of a place. But also often the questions remain unanswered.
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Orient Express
Don’t forget the music
Abandoned Cars
Abandoned Castle
Abandoned Powerplant
Abandoned Church
The Laundry is dry
Save the last dance
We are all dreamers
Abandoned Sewing factory
Let’s daydream to a place far away
Abandoned country house
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Unfortunately, that often remains a question
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The country house - holy sweet Mary Jesus, that is just ashtonishingly beautiful! I know you won’t tell where were these taken, but on the other hand do try and find out what happened to the owners?
It was built in 1912. In the WW1 it was 1 of the 2 houses that survived. After the war, a family lived in it. In 1960 it was used as an office. Since 1991 it has been for sale again and has not been used. A caretaker now lives in and the house has been sold since this year. Plans are not yet certain what will happen to the building
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Load More Replies... The country house - holy sweet Mary Jesus, that is just ashtonishingly beautiful! I know you won’t tell where were these taken, but on the other hand do try and find out what happened to the owners?
It was built in 1912. In the WW1 it was 1 of the 2 houses that survived. After the war, a family lived in it. In 1960 it was used as an office. Since 1991 it has been for sale again and has not been used. A caretaker now lives in and the house has been sold since this year. Plans are not yet certain what will happen to the building
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