A couple of more photos from visiting my grandfolks in the small town of Morton.
No one in my family really talks to much about the kennels in particular, so I don’t know very much about them past their age an that they look hauntingly lovely now. The kennel and barn sit at the back of my grandparents property. I used to trek out to it as a kid in the summer, during which it involves traveling through many patches of stinging nettles.
While most all things here are in some state of decay, the sign still looks like it was painted in the last couple years.
On a personal note, not that this should be surprising at this point, I love hand painted signs. Even when they are done with the utmost perfection, there’s always a human element that is almost impossible to recreate in a digital format.
It looks haunted, without any dogs or other signs of life.. What’s funny is that I’m also blogging about bars and dogs this days 😀 About funny chihuahua’s though, not ghostly kennels 😛
Wow amazing imagery…
Beautiful wheelbarrow image.
Love the green, love the texture, love the old farm feel. This is the stuff I love to shoot.
I love abandoned and decaying buildings – there’s a bit of that on my grandparents’ rural property too. The kennels are a fascinating bit of history.
the photos are fantastic…I love old dilapidated objects/buildings, etc., always makes me wonder the history!
I love the dog collars! 🙂 Especially the color. Thanks for stopping by my blog! I look forward to more posts from you.
Natural shots … like it
Cool collection. Love the dog collars. beautiful composition and colour.
Great images! Must have been an intriguing place for a child. It beats me why I didn’t hit the “follow” botton earlier, am doing that now and look forward to more of your posts!