Inspired by NaBloPoMo writing prompt for Wednesday, October 9, 2013:
Wordless Wednesday: show us autumn in an image.
Autumn in an image
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Inspired by NaBloPoMo writing prompt for Wednesday, October 9, 2013:
Wordless Wednesday: show us autumn in an image.
Next post: What’s in a name? – real names vs pseudonyms
Previous post: Randomness
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Beautiful!! It appears as if the foliage has taken over the building! ♥
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October 9, 2013
I think it has! It’s gorgeous in the spring, too – all lush and green. I hope whoever eventually buys the building (it’s abandoned at the moment) keeps all the leaves!
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Beautiful photo. I love the colors of autumn. Have a good day, ~Melissa
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October 9, 2013
Thank you, Melissa!
Wow! Just wow! That is one of those sights that takes your breath away for a minute. How fortunate you are to live near that. It must be delightfully spooky on Halloween and beautiful and lush in the summer, and in autumn, wow, I’ve never seen anything so brilliant. I want to live in it!
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October 9, 2013
Thank you so much, Theresa! We really love driving past that building at almost any time of the year. It’s so gorgeous! And hey, it’s even for sale! We often wonder what will happen to it.
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That is one beautiful building, what was it used for before it got abandoned?
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October 9, 2013
It was actually part of Hiram Walker’s distillery – as are so many other buildings in my neighbourhood! Here’s a bit of background, as well as some more photos of it:
http://windsorite.ca/2008/10/the-walker-power-building-sometimes-known-as-peabody/
It really is gorgeous!
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Thanks for sharing; the building seems beautiful in every season, i wish i could go there and photograph it. Who doesn’t love a building with a little bit of history?
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October 9, 2013
I agree! There’s so much of it around me, too.
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