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In Greece we find this remarkable castle, now sadly out of use but still an eyecatcher for the public and local tourists! Harry Fournier the founder once said: You should not value a man for his fortune or the extent of his knowledge, but for the happiness he brings to the people around him. We see Athena, Poseidon and the trojan horse!

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Xoxo DashingDecay

For most of the 1800s, this is where America put everyone it had no other place for.

Warehouse for the former Bull Oil Company.

Photo taken in Kithnos island in Greece

Culpepper, VA

The property line between two farms runs straight down the middle of the house. The owners couldn't agree what to do with it, and threw out the renters. Their grand masterplan: Let the house rot. 💔

shared from the South Dakota group.

Former general store at a crossroad.

Wooden structures that probably still remember the abolition of serfdom, yet never lived to see basic indoor plumbing. The carved window trim is a warm, vintage anachronism from the last century. But soon a brisk excavator will arrive, scrape this carved deadwood into a landfill, and clear the space for another concrete box.

I regret not spending more time exploring Lew Wallace while I had the chance.