Rin Tin Cottage

So called because of the tin roof on this lovely cottage. This place seemed familiar when looking around it, so i am sure it has been visited before, but I couldn't find anything on it, or perhaps I'm just not looking in the right place.
I was actually on the way to another explore when myself and a fellow explorer drove past it and of course turned back to have a closer look

Rin tin cottage23 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage22 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage20 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr

Rin tin cottage19 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage18 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr



Rin tin cottage15 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage9 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage8 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage4 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


Rin tin cottage3 by jodeeonekenobi, on Flickr


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lovely shots, really nice this is

Both clocks stopping within ten minutes of each other, spooky! Nice shots...

very nice little place!
Thanks

Nice little find that and some good photos,

Onmyown said:

Both clocks stopping within ten minutes of each other, spooky! Nice shots...

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I hadn't noticed that:wideeyed: That is quite spooky!

A great find, well done on this.

Very nice
I made a rocking chair out of pegs years ago ��

It is always those 'caught in the corner of the eye when passing' explores that provide the best evidence of the past. There is a nice collection of early 70's here - Frog kit, peg chair (all the rage then), tea chest etc. A very nice report, well photographed and recorded and it just shows when you can record images like this there is no need to muck about with colour rendition or rearrange objects for 'artistic' touches. Well done! An object lesson on producing a report that tells the story!

Quality wallpaper. Love it.

As its already been quoted you,ve done a great job here.

Great stuff..thanks for posting