Rural urbex; the prancing horse
look at my socks,
look at my socks
LOOK AT MY FUCKING SOCKS!
i screamed at no one in particular when i got back to my car following my latest little mooch. last week i braved the hottest day, today i got soaked again, non sweaty wetty i'm pleased to announce.
if i used the medium of moving pictures with sound i'd let you enjoy my squelch.
but i don't.
so i won't.
use ones imagination, thank you.
enjoy the mooch instead.
the access was easy the rooms pretty bashed about
hard times when your business goes tits up
i looked high i looked low, the HP sauce eluded me
just a depressing old DERP really
upstairs was no better, a bit of colour on the windowsill, a half turned book.
ancient light switches and the prancing horse
time to go, time to squelch
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Did Mr Taylor do a runner, too much of life for him to handle, 2012 / 2013.., no wonder it's in such a state. The TV is still there, once upon a time the robbers went for those... remember those days?
looks like his plumbing business went tits up, some paper work showed he was originally based in sussex.
i find flat screens easier to handle !
Cool place, do you have any idea, why it´s abandoned?
Also, I might be getting old, but the lowercase letters at the beginning of a sentence really disturb me, I don´t know why XD
because i can't be arsed using capitals
Squelch!
That old cooking range is a nice find. We moved into an old cottage some years ago that had bakelite switches and sockets. I had to rewire the place as there were just not enough sockets. Still got some of those fittings, but they do not meet modern safety regulations.
elf n safety huh !
it seems to be a common feature in a lot of these welsh farm houses, utilising the fire to heat the oven.