Compared to other countries we tend to abandon our past. Here are some examples both sad (abandoned) and good (restored).
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David Richardson > Overwhelmed by ivy
David Richardson > Once popular like it's namesake - it is unused and in a state of disrepair.
David Richardson > It once housed migrant workers who worked the apple orchards and fields of eastern Washington.....now they too are gone.
David Richardson > The wide wheels and heavy towbar tell of the designers intent -now outdated it belongs in a farm equipment museum.
David Richardson > The harvest is over and buildings dwarfed by the size of the fields are the only structures in sight.
David Richardson > The main structure of a barn in the Palouse seems strong , but time and weather have stripped it of its roof allowing the bright sunlight to make dizzying patterns.
David Richardson > On the road to the Grand Coulee Dam an abandoned motel tells of the tourists who once visited it and the lakes close by.
David Richardson > Stilll standing in spite of a fire and with graffiti marked walls a small school house waits for the students who will not arrive..
David Richardson > With not another building in sight to break the landscape of wheat fields, the Farmers Community hall appears ready for the next meeting.
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