My friend - who is somewhat in this madness too - did ask me: have you ever check auction sites by this way? No was my answer. He did link me one for example. It was put to auction by authorities because bankruptcy. Two residental buildings, one cowshed and one storage building. Those residental buildings were marked as "ready to demolish" and place have been used for storage for many years, so those houses have been unused for a while.
As you can guess, I weren't able to resist.
Anyway, approaching that farm were bit... you know, it were completely alone at the countryside. Small, half kilometer long road that did lead there from bit bigger gravel road did tell that someone have been visiting there "not so far ago". Yard were closed by boom, but still those car tracks did lead to storage building like it could have driven in there. Also on the yard were lot of signs of walking, especially into that house which were in better condition.
So first there were bit... tension in the air - I were guessing if former owner would be stalking there with axe, trying to keep people away. But I were there alone, like I were able to notice after two hours photographing session. I did try to find every possible photo because with this place there probably ain't gonna be any returns (because it's for sale).
That Farm:
Not so Bad:
Beautiful Spring Light (to the Darkness):
Alone in the Silence:
Ghostly:
Proud to Be:
Second House:
Into the (Light):
Touch of Spring Light:
Laying on the Bed:
Another Hat:
March Morning Magic:
Growing:
Since Then (1966):
Years Go By (So Fast):
One More Moment:
Lights Inside (Lights Out):
Growing Inside:
Before the War, In the Middle of the War:
Standing There, Together:
Silent Meeting:
Touch:
Another Year:
One Frozen Moment:
Old Deere:
The End:
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And once again we are here, at the station of off-topic-bonus-picture madness. This time we must return to February - weather have been so dull lately that no new photos for a while. This one comes from the rapids and it contains details of natural born ice:
Thanks for watching. I'm getting on the road looking for something new.