Abandoned Places Phone No One

August 24, 2006


When my van broke down for the 5th time in a row last month, I spent three long hours in a cornfield near Highway 7 wondering why the telephone wires leading into the nearby farmhouse were cut. I couldn’t see the house from where I was parked — just telephone poles standing stupidly stripped of their essence.

So the other day, four of us grabbed our cameras and went towards the farmhouse to investigate. As it turns out, the farmhouse itself is in a state of beautiful abandon, its walls vibrant with colour and memories. We went inside to find room after gorgeous room stripped of everything but bright plaster and shards of beer bottles.

I was filled with such joy that I danced naked in the attic on broken fragments of glass.

Side note: Martin has some great photos. So does Curtis and Kevin, who also don’t believe in tags.

Posted by Tudor at 11:31 PM in Here & There | TrackBack

Comments

I love forgotten places….

Posted by: fin on September 03, 2006 at 02:26 PM

oh yes … forgotten places are like tiny treasures hidden away from civilization and just waiting to be explored! i’m glad you enjoyed this :)

Posted by: Tudor on September 05, 2006 at 10:06 PM
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