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What Were Once Habits ...

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What were once habits are now memories. This old building on Highway 95 on the north side of Moscow, Idaho, was probably a regular roadside stop back in the day. These days it's a great stop for a grunge photographer! :)

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wysiwig

5:42PM | Sat, 17 October 2015

Well said, I always wonder about abandoned buildings like this. People locked the door (or not) and just walked away from what must have been a part of their dreams once. They didn't even take the thermometer. A poignant shot, well done.

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LivingPixels

6:46PM | Sat, 17 October 2015

Super cool find for a great shot T!!

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bugsnouveau

7:06PM | Sat, 17 October 2015

Wonderful shot

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bmac62

7:11PM | Sat, 17 October 2015

What a fascinating thought...and photo:) Looks like those old fake brick sheets of siding even got a coat of green at sometime after they were installed. Would love to know the roadside history of this building...but no chance of that by the looks of the place.

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jayfar

2:20AM | Sun, 18 October 2015

They look like 'bad habits' now Tara but they hold out a certain beauty in a photograph like this.

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durleybeachbum

2:23AM | Sun, 18 October 2015

I like that thought. It lead me on to think of when memories too are lost. One of the ladies at the home who has always liked my animals has got dementia since our last visit. This week she recoiled appalled as I lifted Rosie to give her, saying she only likes Retrievers. This is of no consequence of course, but much else will be confused that matters more A fascinating photo, Tara. I almost forgot....

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aksirp

4:20AM | Sun, 18 October 2015

how I like this kind of finds... there is so much to see in or to think back some decades! and perfect captured btw!!

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kgb224

4:26AM | Sun, 18 October 2015

Amazing capture Tara. God bless.

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CavalierLady

7:10AM | Sun, 18 October 2015

Wonderful "grunge" details here and so much to see! The worn and tattered shingles, that great fake brick wall covering, that old thermometer and worn window frames. Wonderful! This song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNBIcfFjWOA is perfect for this image. The song is "This Old House" and still chokes me up to hear it.

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helanker

12:04PM | Sun, 18 October 2015

OH! I love this shot and I like to think about what happened there and how people were looking and how this was looking inside then.

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MrsRatbag

7:48PM | Sun, 18 October 2015

Grunge and character go hand in hand; I love it!

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RodS

9:34PM | Sun, 18 October 2015

Stories untold, and memories forgotten... There's something sadly beautiful about these abandoned old buildings. Wonderful photo, Tara!

Sooo looking forward to seeing you two! :-D

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Wolfenshire

10:35PM | Sun, 18 October 2015

if walls could tell a story.... oh... that's what i'm for... and believe me, I see something like this and a whole life story comes to mind.

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kenmo

7:03AM | Mon, 19 October 2015

Love this composition....

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dochtersions

11:19AM | Mon, 19 October 2015

Yes indeed, a very great item for a photographer, my friend! You did it so well by shooting all the details as colours, and such sharp too. I love this oldies (for a picture, not to live in ;-))

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moochagoo

2:36PM | Mon, 19 October 2015

Love that ruin. wonderful textures !


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