To The Bitter End by ShadowsNTime
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Meaning of 'the bitter end'
To the limit of one's efforts - to the last extremity.
I stood, I fought, I tried to win
But all is lost, it's the bitter end
This is the house that was in my 'Busted! image. Now scheduled for demolition. Aside from challenging the city to use these homes for homeless people, I hope in some small way I am preserving the beauty of its time. *note* all the house's I have shared are scheduled for demolition.
Thanks for looking and for previous comments!
Comments (13)
Looks like a great old house and a fun fixer upper to bad for the demolitions :O|
Very beautiful photo.
HOW SAD IS MAN~!
beautiful old home and i'm sad to see its end near, you captured its last days wonderfully though to share its memories, great work my friend !!
Thats sad but sometimes it is cheaper to rebuild than to bring up to code.To me it is sad because O think old houses have so much character
Excellent place... There's a 3d one like that available on one site.... same colours.
What a shame!
Such a beautiful house - full of character. Great photo - thanks for sharing!
It's truly sad to see such a beautiful house destroyed, Lynn, but thanks for sharing it's final days. They call it progress, I guess.
I could see this rebuilt- a lovely home, sad to know it will be torn down. Excellent photo
Bizarre that this house will be demolished : she seems to be in a good shape... I understand your fight for saving this house for homeless people. This is a generous and courageous fight. Sorry that you haven't succed in this ! Have a great WE ! Virginie
tragic
very sad Lynne. abig waste of resources but then the trades cleans up on labor costs