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Published: 2012-02-21 00:37:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 9551; Favourites: 722; Downloads: 0
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It is always amazing to me, that these houses used stones from the surrounding fields as the basic building material.Prints available at The Untapped Source [link]
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Somebody doesn't know that deviantART prevents direct linking...
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This is a beautiful photo
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In which country does this house stand?
You have produced a dramatic shot by setting it to the one side.
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and now we ship them truck them thousands of miles away and build them to fall at a whiff of the wind ... nod there is beauty in the lasting strength to stand even as the age and aye lose a bit along the way to rejoin the earth they come from ... forgive me my thoughts are mayhaps deeper than usual ... beautiful image
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Thanks SC,
your thoughts are just fine. Not all of progress has been progress.
(I just read an article today about the mortgage situation in the US, apparently 85% of the foreclosures were illegal. And it looks to be consistent across states too. Not a good thing to know, especially when the banks were bailed out by the people, and they have not made any changes to prevent the problems they created, or to recognize the wrong they have done to so many people.
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You are welcome.
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still a strange situation SC... the banks are winning both ways in your country and people continue to loose their homes. I am so happy that the rules are different in canada. Free enterprise is a great concept, but when it is practiced by cheat and gouge, I have a problem with it.
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I don't think any one should defect. I am just grateful for where I live. We have problems, as does any country. There are trade offs. It still amazes me how things unfolded in the US. I never would have guessed.
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I don't think anyone would have as quickly and deeply as it did. But Maybe they should have when the first set of deregulations were done in the early 80s by Reagan then more by Bush ;(
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lovely house! i would so get it and fix it up.
*wants nao plz
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it think fixing it could be a very large expense
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Love this. It's very beautiful and peaceful. I could almost imagine the family that might have once lived there.
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Many other have the same thoughts. I think it is a good thing that these kinds of images cause us to consider other times, places and people. And perhaps even re-evaluate our own lives a bit.
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lol... little.... that is kind of like a beautiful old Scottish lady I knew who used to refer to very large people was wee! Oh well, we all have our ways... so little it is.
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Well it seemed small to me, I guess it's not as small as I thought.
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love the sky in this pic. where was this taken?
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Thanks Laura, it it taken in Manitoba near the Saskatchewan border.
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WOW!! that was probably a beautiful house at one time!!! beautiful shot!!!
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for the right price that could probably happen... you might need to move it though
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I probably was in its day.
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When I build my House this is how I want to build it!! I have always loved the look of stone houses
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I thin stone housesa are great and i have always wanted to live in one, however in this climate, in terms of the cost of heating them they are not very practical.
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Sutch a shame that it's abandoned, I'd love to flip that house! Its so beautiful, and you can just tell that those stones will still be standing there long after the photographer and viewer are both long gone.
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Ye sit is a shame, it is also in pretty bad shape, but it is not visible from this side.
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