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never I’ve been the owner of a house, maybe I had enough money to buy this one?
Lovely photo!
Easy to break a house… much harder to break a home… the love that slatted that roof will take a lot of beating… a beautiful picture… thanks.
Hi Cynthia L. Baker from Cynthia L. Barton (married name Knoke.) Wonderful blog you have here…..
Lovely, romantique picture, and utterly idyllic setting. But as your quotation makes clear, it (an abandoned house) is always a sad sight too. Made me think about my own house and its “taxing ways” Hope these too do not break both of us”
Love this picture! Decaying houses, barns, and summary buildings are fascinating artworks. Such mood, one might even say poetic.
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Thank you so very much for the follow, I hope you enjoy my ramblings.I love the photo of the old barn, love old barns.
J
Thank you for following my blog!! I love this photo…altho to me it reminds me of saddness. Of someone who worked their way into the ground. When my brother and I were little and when he would see a house like this (we traveled a lot) he’d point and say, “Someone tried to live there!”
Hi Jennyelaine- thank you for the wonderful comment..I do agree with your brother
Love and blessings to you
I didn’t see this as a “building” statement….instead as a dismantling of a a together life…..
Poignant and personal.
A big WELCOME to the blog Mo-Ments or Idle Thoughts. May what you read there be of help here
Ive seen a post card with a similar photo that said “one more payment and it’s mine!” beebee
Picture evokes nostalgia & melancholy, peace & tranquility…
Hi Lindy, Thank you
Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas to you and your family!!!
Harold have a very Merry Christmas-you and yours
I liked the photo I could write a ghost story about that building. Thank you for calling by and liking my poem ‘ Spiritually’. The Foureyed Poet.
You are very welcome-
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best and most profound photos on WordPress
Your photos are very expressive, Cynthia. I nominated you for the Blog Of The Year 2012 Award. Pick it up here and enjoy it: http://valentinadesigns.wordpress.com/2012/12/10/weekly-photo-challenge-changing-seasons-by-valentina-cirasola-interior-designer
There’s a lot more to this photo than meets the eye: at first sight, a beautiful scene of lovely colours and contrasting textures; some play with perspective; and then – wham! – melancholy.
Thanks for the visit and you have a very nice blog here.
Great photography, I love nature and scenic shots a lot.
Love the picture Cindy!
I nominate you for the Very Inspiring Blog award as I think you deserve it
Check out my blog for more information! http://twentysomethinggirls.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/very-inspiring-blog-award/
Oh I love that picture!!! I always love to take pictures of old (I call them historical, hubby calls them old) buildings, barns, etc. Your words were the icing on the cake though. They brought life to your fantastic shot…
PS… Thank you for visiting my blog … I so much appreciate your time & kindness.
So much to this. Beautiful picture!
One of your more telling productions. I find it quite penetrating. And, a little close to home.
Sad, the picture speaks a lot
I love the photo and your words are so true. Makes me appreciate simplicity even more.
True of the multiple relationships represented….Well done. ~Regards, Dan
Love this! The words and photo are a perfect fit.
What a wonderful photo and the line was just perfect in the story it told…bravo!
Thank you for your kind attention to my poetry. I don’t often comment on blogs but I must say I enjoy the beauty and truth you bring to yours!
I nominated you for a Very Inspiring Blogger award. http://sarahjanelives.com/2012/11/24/where-did-the-last-week-a-half-go/
Love your stuff!
That surely is a fixer-upper, but still has character!
Great picture! Broken or not this house has beauty!
This is beautiful! Something old turned into a piece of beauty. I’ve very much missed seeing your photos.
Beautiful photo…love the words you chose to go with this!