Love You Grandma

Another for my challenge of social documentary. With the loss of businesses, there comes a loss of population. Most of the blocks in town have at least one abandoned, uncared for old house. With declining population and no businesses to attract new people, there is no hope for these old homes, or the blocks they share space with. No work ... no housing ... It is a spiral of decline.

[April]

Petespost @mirroroflife Another for the social documentary challenge you gave last week. Sorry I was late. I only visit here once/week.

[Diana]

A great shot but such a sad background.

[Krista Marson]

It's a shame how Capitalism dictates where people live. So many homes in locations where it's not sustainable to live.

[Joan Robillard]

Always sad to see

[Paula Fontanini]

Sad reflection of the times! A very poignant image!

[Rosie Kind]

That's so sad

[Bill Davidson]

A very poignant image.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what a sight

[LManning (Laura)]

This is a great response to your challenge. I wonder what the history of the sign is...

[Milanie]

Goes well with your documentary - extremely nice in b&w

[haskar]

Sad view but great shot.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Photo tells an intriguing story

[gloria jones]

Great capture of decline...And, to think it does not have to be this was in America. Policies make or break a country.

[Walks @ 7]

Such history you've captured. It is rather sad too.

[Issi Bannerman]

A great shot, but always so sad to see these houses, with history, falling to rack and ruin.

[Christina]

Nailed the brief! Very sad to see....