Oklahoma
A couple abandoned homesteads in the Oklahoma panhandle.
The one above most certainly could be
but the one below looks too good to be a remenant from the Dirty Thirties.
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Beans & John
Sept. 1999 - Oct. 6, 2016
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8 comments:
Cool, last time I was out that way we were driving in a snow storm other times night time...guess I'll have to change the later. Really love the first shot. Enjoy your day!
That first photo is beautiful! It is almost a painting.
they make great subjects, either way.
The B&W photo really does look like it could have come from the 30s. Well done. In colour, the second photo seems far more modern.
Oh, my! I so love that first shot...like the second one too. They are just the type of stuff that pulls at the heartstrings.
What a sad sight but they made for nice shots.
I sometimes wonder what these people felt, whrn they abandonned all that hard work...
Where is this exactly?
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