Back to the ruin in County Cork where the curtains billowed in the wind, cobwebs covered the keyholes and old clothes still hung from a crude line.
I hope you are enjoying this second “abandoned” series.
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Truly makes you wonder what happened and why the inhabitants just up and left. Great photo ops, though!
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Yes, the walls really do echo..
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Places like this really transport you back in time making you wonder about the inhabitants, who they were, why they left…
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Exactly, they evoke so many questions
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You have a great eye! I think the curtains say it all.
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They certainly encapsulate a lot
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Oh my there is something so special about this house!
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I was lucky to be able to take a peep inside. 📷
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What a strange and wonderful place! That floral curtain, which has kept its colour is somehow quite poignant.
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Thank you Anna, it is an amazing scene and was lucky to be able to get permission to go on inside. GHopefully I have done the place some justice. MM 🍀
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Really beautiful MM! I love your take on abandonment.
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Thank you Laura, it was a privilege to be able to go in and take a peek. Glad you liked the images, MM 🍀
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You’re welcome! More please. 🙂
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Love this piece.
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There is a beauty about it all
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Thank you Noelle, always good to get feedback like this. MM 🍀
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Kinda sad isn’t it 😦
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It is, but at the same time it is a great reminder to us all that our time here is short. 🍀
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Great images Mick…the clothes do it for me, the sadness of a time lost….
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Totally Sue. Have a good week. John 🍀
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Great photos, Mike. They make me sad and affect me more than the downstairs kitchen, particularly the clothes still over the line.
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Thank you Lee, I agree on the clothes over the line, something very haunting about them. 🍀
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