BatteryCharger
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I was recently looking at a peice of property for sale with my parents. Several acres with an old, old, old house and barn boarded up and falling down. I'm guessing the whole thing was built at least 100 years ago. It's been left abandoned for many many years.
Anyway, it was a beautiful peice of property, and in one corner there was a nice little creek, near that was the original hand dug well. On the other side of the creek was a little picnic area built a very long time ago out of stone, with a small fireplace type thing with an iron cooking(?) surface.
A few feet beside that is something that looks a little more ominous to me. It was a large hand made stone lined "hole" into the side of a hill, about, say, the size of a body. There was an old steel door falling off it's hinges and part of some gas pipe pointing inside, and a collapsed chimney in the back. Hard to see a lot of it due to overgrowth around it. Probably hasn't been used in 50 years, but that begs the question what was it used for? If you can see what I might be getting at...
Let's just say after I saw it I went from thinking "wow this is a nice peice of property" to "ok, I've seen enough, let's go". The price was surprisingly low, too. :thinking:
Anyway, it was a beautiful peice of property, and in one corner there was a nice little creek, near that was the original hand dug well. On the other side of the creek was a little picnic area built a very long time ago out of stone, with a small fireplace type thing with an iron cooking(?) surface.
A few feet beside that is something that looks a little more ominous to me. It was a large hand made stone lined "hole" into the side of a hill, about, say, the size of a body. There was an old steel door falling off it's hinges and part of some gas pipe pointing inside, and a collapsed chimney in the back. Hard to see a lot of it due to overgrowth around it. Probably hasn't been used in 50 years, but that begs the question what was it used for? If you can see what I might be getting at...
Let's just say after I saw it I went from thinking "wow this is a nice peice of property" to "ok, I've seen enough, let's go". The price was surprisingly low, too. :thinking:
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