I do wonder about you seeing more in the south...I know comparing here where I live in Indiana to the area I grew up in East Tennessee, I see more of them abandoned here. Such a shame...I am another that always wonders what happened to the people.
So, do you imagine that the field-workers lived in that? Probably not the guy who owned the farm--but THAT statement just might show what little I know about the riches that automatically flow from farming.
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It makes me sad to see all these abandoned places. Makes me wonder what happened to the owners.
Oh dear. This sure does look sad!
I do wonder about you seeing more in the south...I know comparing here where I live in Indiana to the area I grew up in East Tennessee, I see more of them abandoned here. Such a shame...I am another that always wonders what happened to the people.
sure will! i've got a few right in my 'hood that i could throw in for ya. :)
So, do you imagine that the field-workers lived in that? Probably not the guy who owned the farm--but THAT statement just might show what little I know about the riches that automatically flow from farming.
Someone would have loved it.
Scenes like this make me ask why. Did the last owner pass away or did they come upon hard times?
When you titled this Trailer Trash I didn't think you meant the trailer was the trash. Imagine my surprise!
These sorts of photos really do make you ask what happened.
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