Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Ten miles east of
Buffalo, Erie County, Route 5. Charles writes that "Externally this house
doesn't look bad - inside is a different story. The location was once ideal -
now less so. Perhaps the location became less desirable shortly after it was
built. Buffalo had, due to the Erie Canal, become the 3rd largest city in the
U.S.A. Route 5 was the main artery leading into the City. Currently, the amount
of traffic and the speed limit make it a less-than-desirable location."
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
A different angle.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Closer shot of
front.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
The side door.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
The front door, note
the house number.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Erie County,
south of Buffalo on Route 78, no sign of farmhouse.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Great close-up
of the barn boards.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Convenient
chair for the photographer.
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Summer 2008. Photo by Charles B.
Old light,
intact bulb.
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
Old silo, Plank Road, Clinton County. CharlesB writes "Note metal bands
wrapped around for stability - much outward pressure in a full silo; open top
and therefore open to the elements; landscaping with vines has started (ha). You
can see ladder for climbing up. The "chute" directs the silage thrown into it to
a wagon, etc."
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
Outside ladder has seen better days. Chute no longer goes to the bottom.
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
Access to inside, about 1/3 of the way up.
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
Looking straight up.
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
CharlesB writes "Access door. Can't tell the level. Obviously, the farmer picks
the door where the silage is highest and shovels out what the cows need that
day."
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
CharlesB writes "WHEN
EMPTY - bottom window - where adventurous photographer enters and exits. Don't
try this with a slipped disc."
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
"Open to rain, which has kept the walls clean, but water accumulates at the
bottom. This part is in fairly good shape."
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Fall 2007. Photo by Charles B.
Looking out.
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Taken the week of January 25th, 2010. Photo by
John M. H.
The
entrance to the drive in theater located on Route 9 just south of the village of
Champlain, at Honeymooners corners. A housing development is now on the land
where the drive in was.
CharlieB writes "I remember that the last movie I saw there was
'Young Frankenstein'. That sure wasn't filmed yesterday!" |
 
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