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Knees buckling
For eight years, I've been watching (from my garden) this
sixty-year-old store as it crumbles down. I keep thinking its end is
near, but it's still there. Just barely. This was on Sunday past. I
was using the Olympus E-P2 with its 75mm lens.
sixty-year-old store as it crumbles down. I keep thinking its end is
near, but it's still there. Just barely. This was on Sunday past. I
was using the Olympus E-P2 with its 75mm lens.
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Mind you, with those angles, it could still make a nice bar. :)
But, yes, almost all the wood in it has been wet now for years and has lost its integrity. Once a roof collapses, as this one's did a couple of years ago, everything else follows.
When the main inshore fishery ended here over twenty years ago, a lot of perfect-condition fishing premises were left to moulder and ruin. Thus this building.
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