These were the hunks and chunks of what was once The Abandoned. Since the day I took this picture, these chunks have been reduced to pea sized gravel. Not a bad thing. Sissy and I have discovered one can find the most amazing agates and beautiful rocks in the piles of gravel left in the wake of the destruction of The Abandoned.
How grateful I am to see that the magic of the forest of our childhood is still alive and well.
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How amazing to find such exquisite detail in such a tiny bit of lichen. This heart is smaller than a pencil eraser! I like the contrast of limb, moss and lichen. The heart is perfect for Guest Heart Thursday!
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Bright yellow hearts climb impossible heights in the old swimming pool room. I am so glad to have caught this unlikely combination of blue light fixture and yellow paint.
There is nothing left of the swimming pool building now. It was located off to the left hand side of your screen. Soon there will be a neighborhood and The Abandoned will be just a memory. I do miss the mystery of the old days!
Still--there is the forest. It is still as beautiful as ever.
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