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This is an abandoned farmhouse in New Hampshire.
My GPS thought this was the right address to send me for work.
It turned out that the actually addy was like 4 miles up the road.
This house is on the edge of what used to be a lake, and judging by the furniture and stove inside, it looks like it had been abandoned since the early 60s.
There was no TV, just an old radio in the living room, a wood stove, and burlap sofas.
the curtains and clothes hanging on the hangers looked like late 50s early 60s, but I couldnt tell much from peering in the windows on my lunch break I decided to take early lol.
I didn't want to actually go inside this one, even though the screen door was wide open and there was no front door on the place.
Maybe some time I'll check it out when I'm not working.
the dirt driveway had long grown in with grass, so it looks like I parked on their lawn, in person you could see where the driveway was.
Taken with my phone, some day soon I will have to get out there with my camera.
Soon to be moved to scraps.
My GPS thought this was the right address to send me for work.
It turned out that the actually addy was like 4 miles up the road.
This house is on the edge of what used to be a lake, and judging by the furniture and stove inside, it looks like it had been abandoned since the early 60s.
There was no TV, just an old radio in the living room, a wood stove, and burlap sofas.
the curtains and clothes hanging on the hangers looked like late 50s early 60s, but I couldnt tell much from peering in the windows on my lunch break I decided to take early lol.
I didn't want to actually go inside this one, even though the screen door was wide open and there was no front door on the place.
Maybe some time I'll check it out when I'm not working.
the dirt driveway had long grown in with grass, so it looks like I parked on their lawn, in person you could see where the driveway was.
Taken with my phone, some day soon I will have to get out there with my camera.
Soon to be moved to scraps.
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my destination is not a white convertable. interesting old joint behind it that looks like its getting ready to colapse though.
i would do that soon, if you expect to be still standing, and prepared to exit quickly if you hear too many, you know, structural fatigue type creaking noises.
the last occupants who left behind what you say, may not have had legal title and the last people who did may have abondon it long before that.
might be lots of reasons for there not being a tv. the last occupiers might have taken it, or conversely never had nor wanted one and perhaps those before them might not have either. some people ARE happier without one. myself for example.
anyway it IS an interseting barn of a place. perhaps you were sent there to be observed, and were, and didn't after all look like what someone may have wanted there.
of course, you know, probably none of that, but its fun to speculate crazy things some times, and also cautionary to allow for their possibility.
i would do that soon, if you expect to be still standing, and prepared to exit quickly if you hear too many, you know, structural fatigue type creaking noises.
the last occupants who left behind what you say, may not have had legal title and the last people who did may have abondon it long before that.
might be lots of reasons for there not being a tv. the last occupiers might have taken it, or conversely never had nor wanted one and perhaps those before them might not have either. some people ARE happier without one. myself for example.
anyway it IS an interseting barn of a place. perhaps you were sent there to be observed, and were, and didn't after all look like what someone may have wanted there.
of course, you know, probably none of that, but its fun to speculate crazy things some times, and also cautionary to allow for their possibility.
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