OK, this one is more nearly upright. The building is on a hill. The wooden door is rotting, with paint flaking off, especially near the base, and the paint on the brick wall has seen better days, and there’s an arched window that’s been partly bricked [...] [more...]
The door is boarded up, and there’s graffiti.
For stock.
A telegraph pole/telephone pole, with vines or creeper growing up it and along the wires.
A telegraph pole/telephone pole, with vines or creeper growing up it and along the wires. [more...]
A telegraph pole/telephone pole, with vines or creeper growing up it and along the wires. [more...]
A level crossing (US: railroad crossing) over a single-track railway that vanishes round a curve and behind trees in Raleigh.
A mechanical digger in fashionable yellow, clearly marked Kobelco, is sitting on a mound of earth (US: dirt) digging, perhaps, its own grave.
A sign, made hard to read because the words are at crazy angles, with lights, a barrier, and a morass of parking signs, with, in the background, a telephone pole overgrown by vines and creeper. [more...]
I’m not sure what this used to be; perhaps a transformer. Now it looks like a rusted metal shed with graffiti on the side.
Note: If you got here from a search engine and don’t see what you were looking for, it might have moved onto a different page within this gallery.