Definition of old:
- dating from the remote past
- persisting from an earlier time
- of, relating to, or originating in a past era- showing the characteristics of age
- no longer in use- of a grayish or dusty color
- long familiar- of long standing
Thank you Merriam-Webster for defining something that I love.
Gorgeous photos! I'm sure there's a ton of history in those wooden walls...
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same thing...would love to know the history of this house. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteAt present I do not know any history about the house, except that it is much like many farmhouses in my area. Left empty after the farm quit being used.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty that old house is. Love the definition. Old is wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteAmy
Great little fixer upper!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I'd love to have seen it back in it's younger days!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! I've always loved old houses. I make up stories in my mind of the people who lived there - what they were like and how they lived.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed your blog.
I love old, too, and try to imagine what I'd do to fix it up. Thank you for your sweet comments! I'm loving your blog as well! Have a wonderful weekend! xoxo
ReplyDeleteUnlike everyone else who was applying old to the house, it was going through my mind...does that apply to me. I hope not, but as I just turned a year "older" it did occur to me.
ReplyDeleteLove the "old" house and like the truck on yesterday's post, I bet it could tell alot of stories.
You have found an original way of captioning a beautiful photo. Sometimes old is not so picturesque, but in this case it is just great!
ReplyDeleteNice photos. I like how you have used three viewpoints of the same subject to describe the interesting concept here. It's a shame the building has been left derelict in such a nice spot. Here in the UK, countryside is hot property.
ReplyDeleteHere are some photos that I like very much !
ReplyDeleteespecially the second, I like the angle chosen, the wooden house is beautiful, full of memories in these walls !
Bye :))
Just stunning. Perfect and timeless. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi farmchick, thanks for stopping by my bloggie following me, and your comments, Me and mom loves yours, beautiful photos and your header photo, wow looks like a John Constable painting have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteSee Yea George xxx
Great post. The photographs and text are very meaningful.
ReplyDeleteI love these old houses...makes me sad to see them decay.
ReplyDeleteloved reading this...
ReplyDeletehappy to see you at farmhouse, my friend
kary and teddy
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Historic for sure -- ingrained with secret memories -- very nice -- barbara
ReplyDeleteMe encanta tu blog es magico , tus fotos son preciosas , todas estas casas hacen soñar !!!!
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I love those kind of old buildings too. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThis is one cool building.
ReplyDeleteTime received a new meaning. Very well done photography !
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Sunday you all.
daily athens
What a beautiful set of pictures! Can you imagine the history of that home? How it once was? There's something magical about finding something so old, and with so many possibilities.
ReplyDeleteA happy Sunday to you!
Warmly,
Elizabeth
Love your photos, but I'm always sad to see those old abandonded farm houses. Wish someone along the line had decided it was worth keeping up.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos...it's so sad that a charming farm house would be left to ruins...the history there would make a nice tale!
ReplyDeleteIt's a small town with so great beauties! E really enjoyed visiting your blog. I became your follower! Hope you like Traveling
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ReplyDeleteYou make old chic! I've been told I should have been born 100 years ago since I like OLD, OLD, OLD. However, likely, living then would only create nostalgia for times even OLDer!
Thanks for the memories. Your blog is divine! Have you discovered Suzanne McMinn's Chickens in the Road blog? You two seem to be kindred spirits.
Pics and words definitely are meant to be together!!
ReplyDeleteThat place makes me want to go in and snoop around.
Don't you wish that building could talk? It is such a shame to see abandoned farms. The backbone of America was its farms and manufacturing and both are sadly disappearing ;(
ReplyDeleteOh...to hear the stories it has to tell.
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