As before, all shots taken with Panasonic LX3 on 1:1 aspect ratio using dynamic black and white and straight from camera with no post-processing.
These were such pretty shoes, and she had such tiny feet
SP
"Calling card" from some of our UrbEx friends,
both of whom can be seen on Flickr
They don't make them like they used to
Found in the wardrobe, along with a jar of cornflakes -
for attacks of the Midnight Munchies perhaps?
SP
Would love to know what a "universal embrocation"
actually does!
The date of my 1st birthday,
21st September 1966
Something tells me that she may have been
the Lady of the Manor
None of the statues/figurines had their heads attached
My feet, their feet
Goodbye Potters ...... until next time .......
Goodbye, sad and beautiful abandon.
ReplyDeleteExcellent set of images from the old place , like the attention to the finer details .
ReplyDeleteThe calling card seemed like a good idea at the time :)
Regards Rob ..
awesome place, excellent photos! greetings, Shexbeer
ReplyDeleteembrocation? I believe it was a type of 'elixir' for general aches & pains. Quite a medicine cabinet if you ask me! Looks like someone in the home kept a 'medical conditions' journal at some point.
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