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I am hoping to improve the quality of my posts on this site.....Soooo this little house is a new discovery...I've been informed that is was built in early 1900 and abandoned in 1950. I wish could find out more about it. It is the home to many critters now....there is a raccoon that slips out of the bathtub (which is under a window and filled with leaves) every time I go in. I snuck up on him last time. There are 4 different nests of birds and lots of bats which I upset so terribly trying to photograph. I had to retreat until they calmed in order to get a picture. I plan to return another day for a better picture of the bats.
Anyway the doors and windows have been open for years and vines are taking over
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And I snapped this one on the way out!
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Lovely.
I wonder who mows the lawns.
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A gator and bats, how charming;
I simple wuv the place
Just when I thought I was out... they pulled me back in.
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New Name, New Location....You Go Girl! I REALLY, really, like this house. The moss in the trees and the Alligator reminds me of my neck of the woods and i admire your desire to get a close-up of the bats. I want to see the coon in the bathroom too. Be looking forward to more pics!!
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Posted by selectedgrub
Lovely.
I wonder who mows the lawns.
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The state keeps the grass in the front cut, however the bamboo in the back is already shooting up thru the floor inside the screened back porch. I do know the name of the family that lived there but can find no other details about the house.
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deleting duplicate post...
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Posted by blackhawk
A gator and bats, how charming;
I simple wuv the place
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Blackhawk....I sent you a PM.... thank you!
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Posted by MisUnderstood!
New Name, New Location....You Go Girl! I REALLY, really, like this house. The moss in the trees and the Alligator reminds me of my neck of the woods and i admire your desire to get a close-up of the bats. I want to see the coon in the bathroom too. Be looking forward to more pics!!
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Thank you
Oh... those bats are awesome...but they don't like me bothering them with my frivolous photographs. I got video with my cell when they started swarming... and the only way out for me was stepping thru a window.... leaving my camera inside the room until they calmed enough for me to step back inside....ewww stinks in there too!
The coon is sneakier than me...LOL!
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I think the wildlife makes this a particularly unique set. I love the bats!
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Cool! That first shot is great.
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This is the building of my dreams. These shots are amazing.
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Posted by randomesquephoto
Cool! That first shot is great.
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She is getting some killer keepers.
Well composed and squared off.
I like the tree in the foreground a lot.
Not as easy as it looks...
Just when I thought I was out... they pulled me back in.
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This is a great find! I love being able to see places where nature is beginning to take over!
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7 ftw!!!!
Kabbalah is an undramatic tradition that requires great patience and stability. One of the reasons for this tempo is that everyone has to mature his potential gradually and thoroughly at his natural pace. In this way his life's work unfolds at the right moment in his own and the cosmos's time.
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