I was driving home and decided to take a different route, over the mountain instead of beside it. Going up the steep incline, out of the corner of my eye I saw a log house so I stopped and found a gold mine. Hope you all enjoy.
BTW, I posted these photos in color on WPD. Tom

[slowpez]

I like the B&W's and the first one really draws me in.

[UpNorth]

If only those buildings could talk.....

Nice shots Tom.

Tim

[NKK]

I like them - 3 & 4 are my favorites.

[Cee Cee]

good series, really like the last couple.

cheers

[Bob Harris]

Tom, these are all great, love the conversions and you are right, a "gold mine" for sure. I bet you could take a months worth of photos just walking around. Looks like a "fixer upper" if you have some extra time on your hands.

[tpg2]

I like the B&W's and the first one really draws me in.

Glad you like them Susan! When I take shots of these old, antique, abandoned buildings I have both color and B&W images...I like the B&W more! Thanks for looking, Tom.

[tpg2]

If only those buildings could talk..... Nice shots Tom.

Yeah Tim, I agree! Bet they would tell some great stories! Tom

[tpg2]

good series, really like the last couple. cheers

Thanks CC! Glad you like 'em! Tom

[tpg2]

Tom, these are all great, love the conversions and you are right, a "gold mine" for sure. I bet you could take a months worth of photos just walking around. Looks like a "fixer upper" if you have some extra time on your hands.

Thanks BOB! I definitly think that the log house was recently used just by the way it looks and the decent shape it's in. The only problem I run into is when I stop at these places, a lot of times I'm on posted property, I just get out of the car and grab as many shots I can. At this place, there was a "For Sale" sign on the property so I didn't feel as if I was intruding..walked around like I was interested in the sale with a camera, camera bag and tripod.