Industrial Return by grammyn

Industrial Return

This is near the small dam in my town and I think it was once part of an industrial area that used water from the creek. My guess would be it was where water that was used for some purpose in the factory was returned to the creek. No water in it now
sure looks unloved!
March 7th, 2023  
it sure has seen better days
March 7th, 2023  
Overrun with vegetation. A very gritty look.
March 7th, 2023  
It probably becomes home to somebody every once in a while- although unkempt it looks like it would block the wind. Good catch.
March 7th, 2023  
It does look a bit abandoned. Interesting to try to figure out what it might have been.
March 7th, 2023  
Nice find and detail. I love old industrial structures and trying to figure out what things like this once were.
March 7th, 2023  
What a great find and shot, love all the textures and wild growing grass.
March 7th, 2023  
Lovely textural shot
March 7th, 2023  
Looks great.
March 7th, 2023  
It looks like an unkempt Hobbit hole.
March 7th, 2023  
You’ve really captured beautifully the feeling of abandonment
March 7th, 2023  
Great textures in the brick and the vegetation.
March 7th, 2023  
Lovely depiction of urban decay
March 7th, 2023  
Nicely captured!
March 7th, 2023  
@koalagardens It has been neglected for decades I think
@lesip yes it has
@randystreat neglected for a long time
@olivetreeann I hadn't considered that but you might be right
@shutterbug49 I could dig a little deeper but ther is a small explantation at the end here Debbie
@eudora thanks Diane this would be right up your alley
@ludwigsdiana I am so gl;ad you like it Diana
@kjarn thanks bunches Kathy
@la_photographic I really appreciate that Laura
@wakelys LoL! maybe it is
@rensala what a nice thing to say Renee
@cdonohoue thanks so much Cathy
@30pics4jackiesdiamond I am glad you think so Jackie
@photographycrazy thank you so much

"Daniel Pratt laid out his town of Prattville by 1839 and built a wood framed cotton gin machinery factory and a small textile factory on the east side of the Autauga Creek" Wikipedia
So this is probably something left over from those early factories
March 8th, 2023  
Love this! The color and texture contrasts are delightful to view.
March 10th, 2023  
@marilyn That is so very nice of you to say Thanks sissy
March 11th, 2023  
Thank you for entry to eotb challenge
March 23rd, 2023  
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