Abandoned House #2, part 2
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And here's pictures 7-12, with the interior of the house....and some surprises.....
Window in the main room.
Well, maybe not that abandoned of a house. And VERY annoyed at this two-legged interlopper
This is the room inside the house that the sooty windows exited. It looks like after the family moved out, guest workers used this house as a shelter and used this room for makeshift cooking and heating fires. As for the graffiti, no idea.
This is one of the bedrooms in house #2. There was a pallet in here, which tends to make me think it may still be used by a guest worker. No idea who left this rather curious graffiti in at least three languages, maybe four.
Another shot of the room with the multi-lingual graffiti. You can see where the plaster has fallen, exposing the concrete celing
Staircase up the roof. And there was nothing at all up there
abandonedplaces and my LJ)And here's pictures 7-12, with the interior of the house....and some surprises.....
Window in the main room.
Well, maybe not that abandoned of a house. And VERY annoyed at this two-legged interlopper
This is the room inside the house that the sooty windows exited. It looks like after the family moved out, guest workers used this house as a shelter and used this room for makeshift cooking and heating fires. As for the graffiti, no idea.
This is one of the bedrooms in house #2. There was a pallet in here, which tends to make me think it may still be used by a guest worker. No idea who left this rather curious graffiti in at least three languages, maybe four.
Another shot of the room with the multi-lingual graffiti. You can see where the plaster has fallen, exposing the concrete celing
Staircase up the roof. And there was nothing at all up there
