Falling Down

haha…yep you are correct Hillary, fallen down it has.

I agree with you, at one time I bet it was a beautiful place, especially the way it is back in the trees, and the beautiful landscape around it.

Very sad to see, ruins of places, which I am sure was filled with laughter and love.

I agree Tony, I do believe this is one of the buildings they are going to renovate although, they will use the old logs, and as much of the old wood as they can, and try to make it as authenic as it once was. I guess we shall see.

Thank you, Ginger, I am not sure when it is going to be, they are slowly renovating, but it takes time and money. Hopefully they can get some grants from the government to help them progress more quickly.

I can certainly do that, Ginger :)

And thank you as well, Ginger :)

Thank you, Sally, I am so glad that you like it :)

{{{hugs back, tightly}}}

Thank you Dortmund, it was built in the 1800’s so it did take it a while to finally decide to take a tumble.

Thank you Patricia, from the back side of the house, you can’t really tell it has fallen in the front.

Isn’t that the truth, KJ, unlike many of the structures built today ;)

Wildwings, thank you so much for visiting my portfolio, I feel extremely honored and thank you for such a lovely comment. :)

Thank you, Larry :)

Budrfli, thank you so much for taking the time to look through my folio and commenting, I am very honored :)

Thank you Michael, and you are so welcome, I would love to see what this structured looked like…before abandoment and neglect took over.

I think we do, Robin, or we simply fall down just to get a rest…thank you for the wonderful comment, my friend :)

Awww…I knew I had heard it somewhere, “Robin” should have been my cue, but I thought of you…<—that rhymed…hehe :)

lol..and as usual, Robin, you know how to get a giggle out of me..thank you for that, my friend :) _{still laughing}

Thank you for the lovely comment, Loramae, I do hope this is one of the structures they chose to renovate, they rebuild using the old timber and such that is there, and try to make it as authentic as it once was…. If buildings could only talk ;)

Thank you..very..very much, Andy :)

Actually Steven, a miracle but no one died that morning, a loss of a beautiful institution and the labors of the hard work and love and devotion that was put into the building of Sacred hearts was destroyed on that early morning..

It was a magnificent place before the fire, how I would loved to have seen it before the fire, and so much has been removed since, I love to go out there, it is so peaceful and beautiful, I wish everyone could go and experience it…that Hilary is a gem, is she not? :)