Abandoned House Photoshoot

Not far from where I live, is this beautiful abandoned house. 

  It is not often that you find an abandoned gem that is only ruined by time and not humans. 

Due to costs for upkeep and inheritance issues this late 1800s house is now a fading beauty. 

When my photographer friend @idlemanofficial came to visit, I knew I had to take him there. 

The photos turned out like movie scenes.

Location: Ali Efendi evi. Ula/ Muğla/ Türkiye.

Abandoned Cottages

 

Abandoned little cottages in the mountains. I find abandoned buildings both beautiful and sad, and you always wonder what happened!

USA Trip: Berkeley Springs and surroundings

We have already visited several states these past 10 days. These photos are mostly from around Berkeley Springs, West Virginia but also some from around Bedford, Pennsylvania.

The first few images are from an old gas station. Two very friendly guys were restoring it, the inside had beautiful old furniture, fridges and oilcans. The car was amazing.

A postoffice that operated from 1833 to 1953.

Lots of Nature!

We came across an abandoned 1950s diner with still cups and plates on the tables like a time capsule.

Saw lots of beautiful old barns, abandoned houses, deer, hummingbirds and other magical things.

We are happy that we decided to visit these not so touristy places, to see the real America. People are very friendly, and it is very green and peaceful, everything is more peaceful and chill.

We still have many plans and places to go!

London Trip: St. Dunstan in the East

I'm for the first time in England and will be spending a total of 6 days in London. The internet being as it is, suggested all kinds of London tips as soon as l started planning. Lots of budget-friendly or even free places were suggested in the dozens. 

I made a list of all the ones l liked online, and am slowly visiting them. St. Dunstan in the East was one of them, l found it absolutely magical. 

A green, quiet place in the middle of the city. Also much less crowded than other places near by, the church is located between London Bridge and the Tower of London. 

The church was largely destroyed in the Second World War and the ruins are now a public garden.

Originally built in about 1100, it was severely damaged in the Great Fire of London in 1666, it was then patched back up.

In 1941 it was severely damaged again, but was decided not to be rebuild and was opened as a public garden in 1971.

This place definitely gets a 10/10 from me.