IF THIS OLD HOUSE COULD ONLY TALK,
WHAT STORIES WOULD IT TELL?
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It would be marvelous to know something about it's past. It was built with great dreams to be fulfilled, and I am sure hard times and weather dashed them away. It is a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteHello L.D.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's sad isn't it? You put it very well and you have a great turn of phrase.
The photo of this old house looks so familiar that it might have been taken in Newfoundland.
ReplyDeleteWales is the home of my ancestors.
Take a look at my blog: http://lloydsnfldpics.blogspot.com/
Lloyd Rees
Hi Lloyd
ReplyDeleteWell done and well spotted. The house was in Brigus. The surname of Rees is popular in Wales, so I can understand the Welsh connection. Thanks for looking in and I look forward to future comments.