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Gorgeous farm house somewhere in between Caledon and Bolton. Very decrepit and a huge amount of personal items leftover! Very rare to see a farm house so respected by visitors. The main object of attraction was a large buddha statue that weighed about 10 15 pounds.
I would have liked to examine more of the personal items but my car was in a conspicious spot so I was in and out.
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Ken Kaniff from Connecticut |
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That's a gorgeous old house. I'm in love with that portico...it's not too often that type of feature get's preserved on a century home.
Did you make it up to the "third floor"? I'm always interested in how unusual spaces like that get used.
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No unfortunately the upstairs had been pretty exposed to the environments for a long time and even go up to the second story was sketchy. I didn't want to push it
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Photos 3 & 7 were my favorites! the Army truck brought me back to my child hood hahah and the the window on the drapes are perfect. Loved that. Shame you couldn't get upstairs but this was a great set.
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Cool.
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Was that monstrous stack of VHS tapes still here in the back room? I was tempted to take one home and see what the heck was on them.... Porn? Convenience store footage? Buddhist seances?
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Cool house
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Was that monstrous stack of VHS tapes still here in the back room? I was tempted to take one home and see what the heck was on them.... Porn? Convenience store footage? Buddhist seances?
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It was still there. The temptation of buddhist porn was pretty great but I was able to resist
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