Yesterday I grabbed my camera as I was headed out to my Mom's house to visit. My Mom lives about 45 minutes away and there are many back roads I can drive to get there. My objective was to find old things and spend some time photographing them.
Along the way are many old structures that are left to the weather to bring down rather than human hands. Some of them exist for as long as I can remember, a testament to their structure, materials, and the knowledge of craftsmen so long ago. The piece of ornate metal above was found in the structure below.
Along the way are many old structures that are left to the weather to bring down rather than human hands. Some of them exist for as long as I can remember, a testament to their structure, materials, and the knowledge of craftsmen so long ago. The piece of ornate metal above was found in the structure below.
The building is associated with what is possibly an old Conrail rail crossing bridge and is located on Route 92 in the Exeter area. Once inside there are all kinds of treasures, and good photo opportunities, as well as evidence that maybe some partying has gone on, as well as some dumping.
It's been left to stand, in all it's crumbling glory, since I was a small child.
For more photos from my day of "old things" head over to "i got the shot" on Facebook.
It's been left to stand, in all it's crumbling glory, since I was a small child.
For more photos from my day of "old things" head over to "i got the shot" on Facebook.
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