© 2012 Michael Fiveson
In the older part of my town there are things standing that were made long ago. This seasoned garage remains proud and beautiful.
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2012 Michael Fiveson
In the older part of my town there are things standing that were made long ago. This seasoned garage remains proud and beautiful.
Mike's Look at Life 
Beautiful it is. At first glance it doesn’t look like it’s been made to last but quite obviously it has. I love the ramp and the small shuttered window on the side.
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How old do you figure that is? 1930’s?
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Maybe… but I’m not a very good judge of the age of wooden structures like that
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I left a Haiku for you today sir 🙂
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And so you did……nice!
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love the old garage, I am guessing post WW2
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I do 3 haiku Wednesday now. You’d recognize one of the images.
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It’s lovely!
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Thanks Lorna.
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I have been thinking of telling you tsomething but every time i forget to write ,
so better say this first..I just love that wooden carriage in the header..yours is the best header image i have seen,if and when you have some time please do tell a little more about it
that garage is beautiful,it does look like a temporary setup…but i love wooden structures they are more real and more appealing than any other material used…
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Thanks Soma. I believe that the whole image of my header carriage is in my blog somewhere….. earlier post. I can email the image to you if you would like. That would happen tomorrow.
Thank you
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https://m5son.wordpress.com/2012/01/14/colorado-wagon-2/
Not much more to add……found it last summer in a town just 20 miles from me and it was on someones property, but close enough to the road for me to shoot it.
Thanks Soma.
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Thank you so much for the link Mike
this is the most beautiful wagon i have ever seen
brilliant shot
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I like the small window on the side. This garage looks like some sort of hideout as well.
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Its where some gangsta once parked his Packard and hid out with 4 fingers Louie.
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I love sheds… they have a particular smell, especially on a warm day or at night.
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And after a rain as well. Thanks for the comment Lois.
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Yes, rain on sheds…
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It reminds me of the old garage and shed in our backyard in Northern Alberta. Both were old then and were still standing when we visited about five years ago. They were so old the original use of the shed was as an ice house for storage. When we moved there, in 1958, there were still remnants of sawdust on the floor. Thank you for the memories.
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And those sound like really nice memories in beautiful Canada. You were a lucky kid to have that. Thank you for the comment.
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What a great shed/garage! I’d love it in the backyard our house up north 🙂
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yeah its a pretty one for sure.
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A little weathered looking but still looks like it could be used today.
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Agreed. It must have have been made well but sure could use some stain or waterproofing, eh.
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Maybe a little 🙂
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