© 2012 Michael Fiveson
I guess we’ll call this a Colorado fix. You got a broken lock? Get you a stump!
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© 2012 Michael Fiveson
I guess we’ll call this a Colorado fix. You got a broken lock? Get you a stump!
Looks like the “original” wooden lock….lol
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Great to live in such an innovative state.
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Completely interesting place Mike. I don’t know how you manage to find them! Are those wires I see? Like did this place have electricity? And is that a dryer vent?
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This is something I found this Spring but looking at it closely (as you do) I do see some sort of crude wiring but I don’t think that hole is a dryer vent as it is too high up and I doubt dryers were part of the scene when this place was built. But honestly, I don’t know.
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Of course I have to look at your work closely, there’s often mysteries to be solved. 🙂 And what of the little sign above the door? It looks like it, at one time, said something ending in ‘Lives Here’. Maybe ‘Farmer Lives Here’? Hard to tell….
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I can only make out the “lives here” part so the rest could have said anything including ‘the devil lives here.’
And I thought that was the vent in question but now I see there is a low vent and yes that does look like a dyer vent. wtf.
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See Mike?? Mysteries!!
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Now that is what I call a door stop!
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That door isn’t going anywhere!
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The door isn’t going anywhere, and neither is anyone inside. The mystery on the vent and wiring has me stumped.
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Stumped! And I am as dumb as a doorknob.
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I might give this a try for my garden shed! 😉 Nice picture!
Blessings ~ Wendy
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Thanks Wendy…..I have made arrangements for this building to be shipped to you. It will be there for Xmas.
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Don’t bother with gift wrap – it looks great as is! 🙂
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Like the way you choose things and make photo’s of it.
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Thank you very much Marylou.
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lol! We do that here in Ohio, too. But you make it look good. 🙂
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I finds it, I shoots it. Yes’em, and I’ll thank you kindly.
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Absolutely breathtaking. You do wonderful work and I look forward to following it. Thank you so much for the like.
Dani
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Nice meeting you Dani and thank you for taking the time to comment. Your Montana photo was wonderful.
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Stunning, breathtaking, flawless…..another perfect photo. These always make my day.
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You make my day. How generous you are!
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On the money Mike! One very nice B&W. Great capture!
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Thanks bro…
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You are very welcome!
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it’s very creepy. i know someone is in there. nice shot.
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I’m pulling from my spring and summer archives now. Thanks.
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O.K., then they are dead for sure!
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There were a lot of bees there…..they hibernate, yes?
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I don’t know if they hibernate, good question. Will have to google that one.
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Traveling through rural North Carolina I see a lot of door stumping. Personally, I’ve never come across a stump salesperson, but it appears they’re good at what they do. Great shot.
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HA! Thanks hutch.
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Very good eye.
Kind of a hard to go inside and pull the stump in place to keep the door closed. 🙂
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Maybe it has a cord attached which, with great heft, is pulled through a hole in the door allowing the stump to be lifted and re-leaned upon entry 🙂
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That stump-lock is universal ingenuity, seen it everywhere 🙂
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Whew! That makes me feel better about living in Colorado 🙂
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