'The' Farmhouse...

...this closes the circle on the story I've been telling over the past few days. This is the ruined farmhouse that was associated with the farm buildings from yesterday's post. And if you look closely at the doorway you will see the spooky doll that started all this off with my 5 December post.

Time to move on now I think...

But not before I remind you that it's BoB - of course...

[Sylvia du Toit]

Thanks for sharing. Would like to know who placed the doll there.

[Richard Sayer]

@sdutoit The question is not just who but also why... I'm not certain that I do want to know Sylvia.

[gloria jones]

Great light on the decaying roof

[Francoise]

I don't think doll placers would be any stranger than doll photographers. Might be some kindred spirits. The strangest part of this photo for me is the electric wiring.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

it gets better and better :) and yep I see in that door!

[Denise Wood]

great derelict capture :)

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful - you could make a triptych for my triptych challenge http://365project.org/discuss/general/42849/christmas-triptech I am working on one.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot. Works wonders in b&w.

[carol white]

A lovely capture of dilapidation

[Janiskay]

Great ending and the black really makes it pop!

[Taffy]

Wonderful capture of abandonment and isolation.

[Kathy]

Nice shot of this aged building. I feel sad when I see a home or building left to molder and wonder what the story behind that is.

[Margo Sayer]

I visited this family in the past. To see their home abandoned and in a false 'altered' state saddens me.

[Lee]

Well what a pity it's in this state! Great atmospheric shot Richard. And of course BoB.