East of Greenville, Alabama
I kind of thought I showed this way back while we were on the road but couldn't find it on my list of postings, so here you are. This didn't look like it was ever a service station or store of any type. Perhaps Roy just wanted to let everyone know where he lived.
I like black and white photos but with pictures of the South, they just need to be in color so you can really appreciate how pretty it is there.
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Maybe the postman was short sighted!
Never say never to travel - you cant really tell!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
I know there was a German schlager singer and actor with this name who died in 1991. Maybe he had a secret home in the US...
Indeed color is better here. Still so much property leaving unattended is beyond me but what do I know.
Interesting house.
I can't see the point of shooting black and white. You can easily turn a color photo B&W but not vice versa, so I say shoot color and if you want B&W, you can convert it.
would've been very lovely in its day too; great photos John
funky, but it makes for great photos!
Wonderful to see John... I like Stewart's comment about the short sighted postman
HI John...Love this set of buildings they have great character and yes needs to be color!!
Perhaps he was a want to be store owner! ; )
Grace
No hope for that one. I like the b&w shot.
It's not as if we don't have delapitated houses over here or ruins beyond repair, but these wooden houses you occasionally see on your travels seem more poignant. I think being made of wood they decay quicker and still have a sense of the resident while they're half way to gone.
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