Old miner's cottage. by blinkings
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Taken yesterday morning on the Victorian goldfields. These places must have been cold when the fire was out! Please zoom for a better look.
Comments (19)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Looks like it's cold there all the time in general. Great photo Andrew. Stan
very interesting to see this. thanks for sharing
superb capture of the mood at this place!
Cool shot!
These are not as bad as the ones i had seen on Tobacco Road just driving through u could see through the cracks of the shacks no way to heat them and people were living in them at the time.a very nice capture Andrew glad to know ur ok my friend.
Great shot but I bet most of it was underground!!
Not just cold, I imagine they must have been quite damp. Beautiful capture of the camp. We tend to forget how life was lived at one time before we had all our modern conveniences and construction.
I can well imagine that they would get very cold
Rugged
It is always a welcome sight to see these old cottages. Wonderful capture. Aloha
A really interesting place and a great shot!
So very interesting!
I think that only hope was what kept them there! And only luck could get them out of there!
Looks pretty neat and very appealing to me! I'd love to live in it for one year.
Interesting how they are constructed. I think you are right about the fire not much insulation!
Fantastic clarity in zoom Andrew and that is what I call monastic living quarters.
Fantastic capture Andrew. It would be nice if it could tell its history!
Impressive! Such detail, I'm guessing that this is a recreation? If not, amazing preservation job.. Well taken Rob