Oh dear! Egglescliffe, Yarm

On our day out in Yarm, Ian and I crossed the river and walked up the hill and discovered the small village of Egglescliffe (the name means church on a hill). This rather attractive, shored up farm house could be seen by from the edge of the village green.

We saw sheep and cows but could not spot the new farm buildings, at least I hope there was a new farm house as this one looks very unsafe!

Katharine

[bkb in the city]

Great find

[Graham Thresher]

Super capture.

[Kim Crisp]

Tells a great story.

[Judith Johnson]

I wonder if they're planning on doing it up?

[Dianne]

Neat old building but needs some TLC pretty quickly!

[Pyrrhula]

Great hot of the buildinf I hope being in repair.
Great to see you on 365 again and thanks for you visit and nice comment.

[Lynne Hart]

Certainly looks like some TLC is needed on this building. Good find and shot.

[Margaret Obey]

Great capture. It looks like it needs all the help it can get.

[gloria jones]

Great find and capture...lots of neat lines and textures

[Peter Dulis]

Love it ...

[Beth]

I can't help but being intrigued by interesting ruins. I always wonder what the story is behind them. Nice find.

[Susiangelgirl]

I hope somebody restores it and gives life to it again.

[Tony]

Terrific capture and amazing that such effort is made to preserve the structure. Hope it isn't too little too late.

[Fisher Family]

@bkbinthecity @thresheg @kimcrisp @busylady @dide @pyrrhula @lhart @ceilidh @seattlite @pdulis @vernabeth @susiangelgirl @tonydebont
Thank you for all your kind comments. Like many of you, ruins like this always make me wonder what the story is behind them. I hope the house is restored and lived in once more.
Katharine