Monday, July 26, 2010

left-overs

Beloved old buildings are not torn down in the state of Montana, but left to the weather and the seasons to determine their fate.

8 comments:

Stefan Jansson said...

Sure looks like a fixer-upper.

Lisergic Synaesthesiae said...

hehe yes...
It's strange to see this in such idyllic peaceful place.
I like the combination!

cara said...

Ha! yes - "a renovator's dream" as they say out this way. Great find.

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