Many barns still had tobacco hanging in the rafters. Just waiting until the right time to be taken to market.
One of my favorite scenes, out in the countryside, is the sight of an old farmhouse. Back in the day, this house would have been the center of the farm. It would have housed a large family that raised crops to sustain themselves.
Even though the house below is deserted, it still retains a lot of beauty. Decorative treatments along the roofline, tall windows, and a front porch are not typical of what you see today in houses.
Looking at a hipped roof and a lopsided mailbox, makes you wonder who the last person was to live there.

I loved this post! I want to know who lived in the house-why they left-and why no relative ever came back to sell it or live in it. So many deserted old houses-I just wish they could talk.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos....each place looks like it has a story to tell.
ReplyDeleteAround here, it seems to be the habit to build a newer house on a different part of the farm. But, no one does anything with the old house. They usually just become run down. I love old houses.
ReplyDeleteLove the road picture. You need to print it and I'll put it in Rico's new office.
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