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A couple years ago a friend an I were driving back from some winter camping in Tobermory when we saw this place go by. We turned around and gave it a slow drive by, found a place to park down the road, and went to look around. House with a barn, shed, trailer and a few other small buildings. Stuff strewn all over the property. Seemed like the tenant had maybe passed away and the nobody took ownership of the house, but maybe squatters had been in. Food in the pantry, clothes in the closet, mail on the kitchen table, you know the look. It was a fun one to explore, so many things to look at, so many details. Went without incident, and got some nice photos. (Sorry for all the vertical pics. I like shooting portrait mode, what can I say?)
 
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I think that might be a Yamaha Enticer...300 or 340. Snowmobiles make me happy
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Portrait mode is good. I like it cause it's a bit more intimate and it's like you can take in more vertical detail this way. Cool shots!
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Man, really dig the gallery. I like the things you chose to show. Great editing, too.
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Posted by Mr. Nosey
I think that might be a Yamaha Enticer...300 or 340. Snowmobiles make me happy
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Well, judging from your ability to ID any other abandoned vehicle I'll take your word on this one too haha
Post by dirtbagdav
Man, really dig the gallery. I like the things you chose to show. Great editing, too. |
Many thanks my dude.
Post by medici
Portrait mode is good. I like it cause it's a bit more intimate and it's like you can take in more vertical detail this way. Cool shots! |
Maybe just a consequence of sharing photos mostly on a phone, but sometimes it does just work better. Thanks man
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