old house by sugar mill by jocko500

Photography • Architecture • posted on Oct 27, 2008

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this was about 50 yards left from the shot i posted yeaterday. This is the old house we went in and took photos and i went out side and my son took the shot thought the window from the inside of the place and me outside. That is the window you see in front. thanks for looking and comments I will get more shots ready from the boudin fest. i still did not down load them to my computor. been busy

Comments (67)

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Rainastorm

4:53PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Very neat....its so fun taking pictures of old places like this...

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Fidelity2

4:53PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

So sweet. 5+.

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jocko500

4:54PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

there was no signs up you know "No trespassing" so we just walk on in

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sazzart

4:55PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Reminds me of song "Tobacco Road" by Rare Earth ;)

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flora-crassella

4:55PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

harm around the beautiful old house! Marvelous photo and impressions!

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Star4mation

4:56PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Nice one Jock :)

wannes

4:59PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Beautiful shot!!

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DarkStormCrow

5:02PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Nice shot, well done...

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drace68

5:04PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Faded memories. Screened-in porch though - that would have been a big plus.

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THROBBE

5:05PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Nice capture!

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claude19

5:10PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

I like this very much !!! GREAT shot for my eyes !!!

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CarolSassy

5:12PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Oh! I bet this was a wonderful house in its heyday! Love the screened-in porch especially! Great pic! (:

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myquad

5:15PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Incredible shot of an awesome house, Jocko!

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Jay-el-Jay

5:33PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

A good photograph.I like the weather-beaten look.It gives it character.

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timtripp

5:33PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

excellent image!

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Janiss

5:41PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

A wonderfull serie my dear Jock!

MrsLubner

5:52PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

can hardly wait to see those pictures from the festival! This old house is super. Looks like someone started to paint it once-upon-a-time and never got it done. The tall grasses give it a whimsical flavor.

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annie5

5:57PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

A few years ago it was a beautiful house with this nice model! Great capture :)

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tennesseecowgirl

6:13PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

It looks like someone made an attempt at painting, then rather ran out of paint or money. Great shot!

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amota99517

6:23PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

What a fascinating old structure. I'm sure this place could tell many stories. Wonderful shot!

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wawadave

6:25PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

interesting old sharecroppers house!

PD154

6:44PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Excellent work my friend, great shot of this old house!

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KarmaSong

6:48PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Though dilapidated, this house still has its own charm you've captured so beautifully.

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jif3d

6:52PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Someone started to re-paint this old house, but must have run out of steam or money ? Interesting renovators special ! ~Cheers~

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goodoleboy

7:00PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Oh boy, something needs a gardener and/or landscaper real fast! Get out the old scythe! Neat POV used of the cool house in this capture, Jock! Almost looks like something out of the Civil War. Can we say, ramshackle?

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babuci

7:28PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

I can imagine a noise they had to put up with. Charming house I have to say.

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mcv

7:40PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Nice capture Jocko! ! Kind of sad what looks to be an okay house has been abandened and left to decay. Your photo shows the weathered textures and wild growth of plants very clearly.

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