"Machines were rumbling from inside it" - The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
"Machines were rumbling from inside it"
"Machines were rumbling from inside it" - The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga
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13 comments:
A whole building with the patina of age, love it! What stories it could tell if it could speak......!!??
I think it's the building settling, not machines! What a great building.
never judge a book by its cover :))
He remembers the house of Charlie, the child of the factory of chocolate...
Oh my goodness that house does look like it is being eaten away from the inside.
I would not stamp too firmly on the ground or it looks like several centuries of Fachwerkhaus may come tumbling down.
I am loving the pictures from France - it seems as if the sunlight was incredible - all the photos have such wonderful shadows.
I love the way the roofing in these old buildings sags.
Thanks for all the comments - really - these photos work much better in colour - perhaps I should switch to colour the next days - don't know ...
Roberto, yes - crooked and bent.
thlofl, yes, it was a wonderful sunny day - blue sky -- did I say something about colour photos?
@all, a friend of mine some weeks ago moved from a mediaeval Fachwerkhaus (half-timbered house?) into a 70's building - she is much more happy now - enough space and level walls for shelves, cupboards and the like ...
...have a look at a post named SUL in ruinologias...
:)
JMV, I did and I was wondering how old these streets and houses are ...
Where is ? Wonderful !!!!!
Marcin
Marcin, here it is - really a wonderful city, yes.
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