At the weekend I visited three small locations that are very close to one another. The weather conditions couldn't have been more perfect to explore isolated houses. Thick fog making sure everything looked extra spooooky.

First up was a small farmhouse which has been dubbed Scary Mary's Farmhouse - for reasons which will become obvious soon.

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Next up, a place nicknamed The Love Shack - which I think is old farm workers accomodation. Two wooden shacks joined together with a kitchen at one end and five single rooms. Constructed entirely of wood, the roof and floor of the corridor splitting the two shacks in half has completely collapsed making for some entertaining movements between each room. There isn't a whole lot inside but a couple of the rooms have some neat stuff left behind. It won't be long until it totally collapses in on itself however.

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And finally in this little round up of rural dereliction is a small car graveyard. I've shot a bunch of these this year as old cars are one of my greatest passions, and this is a little beauty. There is an attached equally abandoned house but it had recently been resealed with a big padlock but I didn't mind too much as it was the cars I wanted to see - a trio of rare Rover P5s and a very rare Wolseley 15/60 - a variant of the Farina designed Austin A60.

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Thanks for looking

Ah, feel the wuv.
#5 & 6, mother! I wuv it!
#5 is a stone cold keeper with all kinds of personality dripping out of it

Excellent find and capture, mookster.

Very cool location!! That sewing machine is ANCIENT!. The pics are very nice..

I love the Scary Mary house. These sorts of trips to multiple small sites in one day, often seem to hold the most surprises. Great stuff as always!

Thanks guys It was a fun day. I'm missing industrial exploring terribly though, I need to find a big rusty factory to get lost in soon.

May the asbestos fairies and rust nymphs guild you to your paradise

Great find. The old cars are so darn cool.

I'm with Blackhawk there, #5 is too cool. So much to take in, and very well shot so I can do it all in great detail.

If you could have her stop staring at me while I do so though that'd be grand.

Well done my friend!