random pics that YOU have taken.......

[kach22i]

More.............. boy oh boy, this building is long. I wonder if there were any codes when this thing was added on to last (pre-1950's?).

[masraum]

And more on the random side of things

I've got a passion vine in my back yard that's grown into the top of a 20' tree. The vine is covered in flowers, but they are hard to see. Mostly I see the empty buds and the occasional passion fruit that land in my back yard.

[Racerbvd]

Originally posted by kach22i
More.............. boy oh boy, this building is long. I wonder if there were any codes when this thing was added on to last (pre-1950's?).

I love old building like that, every time I see one taken down, it saddens me. I would love to have an old building like that.

[rammstein]

[stryfe101]

Originally posted by kach22i
More.............. boy oh boy, this building is long. I wonder if there were any codes when this thing was added on to last (pre-1950's?).

Thats a very cool looking building, I bet lots of history in there. They did a very good job of cantilevering the addition there, and a plus is the decorative covering. I'm currently in the process of buying a house built in 1870, with reno's done in 45 and again when it was moved 15 years ago..all kinds of neat stuff is discovered when looking into older building's pasts.

Gray

[masraum]

Originally posted by Racerbvd
I love old building like that, every time I see one taken down, it saddens me. I would love to have an old building like that.

OK, the necklace is cool, but the chest hair was entirely unnecessary.

[Craig 930 RS]

Exactly where is that building?

[}{arlequin]

Originally posted by masraum
OK, the necklace is cool, but the chest hair was entirely unnecessary.

+1

we would be perfectly happy w/ the picture of *just* the necklace LOL

[Craig 930 RS]

http://www.forgottendetroit.com/

This is one cool, spooky, and historic look at the kinds of buildings:

[Racerbvd]

Originally posted by masraum
OK, the necklace is cool, but the chest hair was entirely unnecessary.

Sorry guys, but that nevers comes off, other than when I was devest of metal

[kach22i]

Taken this morning, look at the interior - the ash tray is overflowing with butts.

[notfarnow]

Originally posted by Racerbvd
I love old building like that, every time I see one taken down, it saddens me. I would love to have an old building like that.

+1. Sometimes I can understand tearing a building down when it is just too far gone. What sickens me is when they are just flattened without saving any of the trim or other features. Happens a lot here.

They just tore down a 100yr old church 2 miles from me. It was almost disturbing... 3 hours with a recip saw and you would have had 10 arched windows & 4 10 ft arched doors. Nope... just flattened. The 35 ft steeple came down in one piece, standing upright. Flattened.

Originally posted by stryfe101
Thats a very cool looking building, I bet lots of history in there. They did a very good job of cantilevering the addition there, and a plus is the decorative covering. I'm currently in the process of buying a house built in 1870, with reno's done in 45 and again when it was moved 15 years ago..all kinds of neat stuff is discovered when looking into older building's pasts.

Gray

Pics? I love old homes even more than I love old cars & boats. I wish there was a forum like PP for old homes. This Old House is really missing the boat in that department.

[m325ix]

[masraum]

What, no bikini?

[BertBeagle]

Yesterday Hwy 1 south of Carmel. Guy steps out of what looks like an suv to snap a pic and forgets to put it in park. No one injured.

Also one non crash photo of 1.

[daepp]

[onlycafe]

[mjohnson]

Death Valley National Park, Nov 2006


Stovepipe Wells Dunes:


Dr. mjohnson on the Salt Flats (north of Badwater):


mike
'78SC

[mjohnson]

Some road between Billings and Glacier, MT, Sept 2006:


Chateau Fairmont, Banff AB, Sept 2006:

Mike
'78SC

[austin552]

http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2007/06/25/echinacea.html?ref=rss