Thanks so much for all your comments and favs for yesterday's photo of my favourite tree. I will try and reply later this evening.
I am rather late posting tonight because I have spent most of the day scanning and editing old photos of myself when young, parents and grandparents etc because I am going to put them in a photobook when I have finished. It is quite a job and I am rather cross-eyed tonight after looking at a computer screen all day.
This rather dilapidated garage belongs to a shack on the waterfront. Most of the shacks have been sold and large houses built on the blocks of land but this little shack is staying put for now. I suspect when the owner does sell he will receive quite a lot of money for it even though it will be knocked over to be replaced with yet another huge waterfront property. I think originally this garage would have been used for housing a boat rather than a car though. I do like the textures and it has such character.
@tinley23 I have scanned all the photos now and am about half way through editing them. I will leave a few of them to David as some are in a bad state of repair. I have one photo of my great grand parents along with my great great grandparents that needs a lot of Photoshoppping.
@casablanca This is exactly how I felt yesterday after I had finished editing my old photos for the day. I am getting older and scruffier (especially in lockdown) and my photos have brought back lots of memories and stories as I have been editing them.
@carole_sandford Can 't wait to get cracking on the book, the photos have brought back lots of memories, some sad, some happy. Maybe I will post a couple of the photos at a later date on 365.
@robz Ha ha not so sure the owners of this shack will need the Government handout. Once this place is sold it could fetch at least $1.5 million alone just for the land as it is right on the waterfront. Hope the new owners do have a boat though because with global warming they will probably need it.
@helenhall Sadly most of the shacks along the waterfront have been replaced by huge modern properties
We're in the process of sorting, scanning and commenting on all our old photos too. It's a long process. I feel for you.
Ian
@annied @sangwann @happysnaps @lilh @dutchothotmailcom @ludwigsdiana @gijsje @merrelyn @theredcamera @mittens @pattyblue @fishers @tonygig @seattlite @bkbinthecity @carolmw @craftymeg @koalagardens @pcoulson @flowerfairyann @olivetreeann @pyrrhula Thanks. Not sure if it is still in use, but someone owns the shack and uses it as a weekender.
@casablanca This is exactly how I felt yesterday after I had finished editing my old photos for the day. I am getting older and scruffier (especially in lockdown) and my photos have brought back lots of memories and stories as I have been editing them.
@carole_sandford Can 't wait to get cracking on the book, the photos have brought back lots of memories, some sad, some happy. Maybe I will post a couple of the photos at a later date on 365.
@robz Ha ha not so sure the owners of this shack will need the Government handout. Once this place is sold it could fetch at least $1.5 million alone just for the land as it is right on the waterfront. Hope the new owners do have a boat though because with global warming they will probably need it.
@helenhall Sadly most of the shacks along the waterfront have been replaced by huge modern properties