Remember that awesome, old abandoned window we found and just had to get pictures in? Well, once we saw it, while driving, we had to figure out how to get to it. The best route we found was hiking through this.
We parked, and carefully creaked our way through, with branches and bricks crackling under foot.
Being the adventurers we are, it was one of the most fun stops of our day.
Sometimes you just have to go through the rough to reach the perfect destination.
isn't that the truth! reminds me of my pregnancy...it was rough, but now it's the perfect destination! i wouldn't have had it any other way!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures could tell a story, probably. Wonderfully captured, Tabitha! I left you an award on my blog today:)
ReplyDeletethis definitely was my favorite place! we will have to go back with some models :) hahah
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots as always :)
ReplyDeleteYou make some of the most interesting things look totally amazing.
ReplyDeleteI *heart* you.
xoxo
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ReplyDeleteooops....your comment box hyjacked christina's so I had to delete. LOL
ReplyDeleteokay...so whose property was this???? I see some really cool places but I'd have to trespass....eeekkkkk....so I don't. it sucks.
I love the way you capture a scene. Your photos always tell a story, even a "rough" one. You are unbelievably talented!
ReplyDeleteHiking through there sounds like an adventure. :)
ReplyDeleteOKay, now im so mad i didn't go this time... and now I'm missing chicago, but I had to choose between that and Cali in July, I chose Cali. LOL
ReplyDeleteReading on. Question answered! lol
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that! Isn't nice to veer off the beaten path now and then?
ReplyDeleteAlways a shame to see such decay but a great place for images!
ReplyDeleteI totally would have stopped there, too. :)
ReplyDeleteYou got some seriously great pictures there.
ReplyDeleteA very awesome photo opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI love places like these and especially capturing their essence on camera!
ReplyDeleteWow-what an adventure. And, what these walls/buildings could say...
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