TRYING TO DO THIS WITHOUT A DEGREE!
An old Cold Storage Shelter
Nikon D7000 Nikkor 18-200mm Lens
Thanks for your visit.
Les
COLD STORAGE – Back in the early days when there was no such thing as electricity or refrigeration items that needed to be kept cool were often stored in a under-ground cellar or a brick or stone building that was built into the side of a hill or mountain where the tempeture was always a cool 50 degrees F.
Make the most out of each and every trip
it's this or get a real job
Having fun blogging with friends
Catch up with ongoings from my week
"These are a few of my favorite things..."
retired roaming
Pedaling past 60. . .Years, that is, not miles!
Personal reflections from a quiet corner.
Stop here and see if there's something to help you get things untangled.
Living and working around the country in a RV
RV, other Travels and Home Life in Retirement
health, travel, and career blog
One woman's observations on her way through life
Type 1 Diabetic psychologist cycling every day for one year
...listening is the beginning of peace.
The lines I follow in cycling, the lines I handle for my kites, and the lines of thought that define my life.
An Australian couple living light on two bikes
PHOTOJOURNAL OF CORKER2 
I love things like this Les. I used to take photos of old barns, old cemetery headstones–the older the better, old trees on the verge of falling, old bridges. You’re my kind of photographer.
Thanks so very much for your kind comment. This is what I enjoy doing. Finding old structures in History. There is so much of it around here. What I do is just go “out there” and walk or drive around. I never know what I’ll find. I’m more than sure that Kentucky is just full of old stuff.
You should come to Kentucky before they throw all of it away Les. Our fearless leaders seem to be on a “search and destroy” campaign lately, making it young people friendly. No more “Old folks at home” wanted around here.
Very nice and interesting find.