29 thoughts on “Road trip (another old house)”

1. Oh yes. Keep ’em coming Brian.

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   1. I am on another road trip the next few days and hopefully find more

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2. Got me singing ‘This old House’, Brian!

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   1. Excellent Jo 😀

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3. The stories these old houses could tell.

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   1. So true

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      1. As Margaret said….and Darlene

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         1. Thanks Sue

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4. I’m with Darlene and you can;t help wondering. 🙂

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   1. It would be good to know some history of old houses

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      1. Oh, yes. 🙂

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5. The first one seems to be the door to nowhere (with a nod to REM), or at least that you need a head for heights to go through it.

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   1. Nice reference 😀 The verandahs do seem fallen a bit. It was a drive by photo shot so I didn’t have a good look

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6. Délicieux

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   1. Merci Sheree

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7. I imagine it was a substantial house at one time.

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   1. Yes, a lovely farmhouse

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8. I love this! This one might still have potential.

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   1. It’s not as ramshackle. This road trip I hope I can get my driver to stop as it’s not a long trip and see what else I can find. My shed folder is empty too

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9. Weathered wood and rusty roofs, what’s not to like.

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   1. I love finding these places. This one is not as fallen down as the previous house

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10. I like looking at old houses. I try to imagine who might have lived there once and what kind of things happened.

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    1. They have a sense of magic

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11. I love the weathered greys in this: house, trees, fence posts…it’s a real tribute to the mysterious stamina of age.

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    1. Thank you very much

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12. Oh, I love this! The wonderful photo capture with the smooth tree limbs framing is excellent, Great share!!

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    1. Thank you ever so much Suzette 😀

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13. Oh, I really like this. I could think of a story or two. 🙂

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    1. Thanks Brenda. Stories and old houses run together don’t they

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