Howick historic park - Cottage by babuci
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Description
Hello.
While you serving your country in war you can earn some rank and when your time is up (7yrs of service) you can move into a weather board house instead of a graas hut. A family with 8 kids lived here. One kitchen one bedroom one attic. Don't ask me how they mannaged but this was a living back in the late 1800 in New Zealand for ex soilders and families.
Thx to follow the walk in the historic park, more to come so stick around if you like my series.
seeya
Ps: The window is out of the straight line, I did not wanted to correct it. Poor guy fitted like this, for me this is his touch what remains as is.

Comments (18)
wow small for 8 people. cool shot
That's incredible. Your shots from this place are wonderful! Excellent work.
wonderful image!!!!!
Such an interesting series!
Superb composition and postwork. :)
Oh my, that must have been very crowded! Wonderful capture.
Cute little place, but tight. Still you did a marvelous job capturing it.
Great shot with just the right amount of post work. I presume this is the short end of the house...???
Amazing to think about , now we all feel overcrowded in our three, or four bedroom houses.. Nice work!
Very nice indeed!
A beautiful part of New Zealand history! thanks for sharing it with us
great shot !
Another great photo!
Beautiful composition and post work!
Nice clarity and old time monotone effects in this capture of the cottage, T! That is really wide clapboard on the structure, which makes it look almost like a toy house.
I love the postwork and the aging effect it gives to the shot. Very nice!
very interesting series quite an eye opener in seeing how people lived and even manage to prospre and even be happy.
Beautiful Shot !!