Be it ever so humble....

kcm.MN · Nov 29, 2022

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SweetFeet · Nov 30, 2022

I like it.

Stroby · Nov 30, 2022

Ohhhh, I could like a weekend place like that. Thanks for sharing.

Richard G. · Nov 30, 2022

There were a lot of tenant farmer houses like that around here years ago.

Geo-TH,In · Nov 30, 2022

I bet homeless people would like to live in a house like this house.

jm. · Nov 30, 2022

Very common here in the house , share cropper or tenant house, rear part was the kitchen.

Buddy · Nov 30, 2022

That would make me a nice office. Wish it was here.

bmack95hd · Nov 30, 2022

Someone has put time into to saving it. Leveled out nicely and
appears to have power. Like to have it on my property, turn it
into Jos She Shed.

Gundoctor · Nov 30, 2022

It might be a Deer Camp. Here in Vermont that would work out great !!!!1

caterpillar guy · Nov 30, 2022

Yup it would be much better than sleeping on the street. Thanks to all the government nonsense we can't use something like that anymore for similar use.

john in la · Nov 30, 2022

Thats a very common house in the Deep South. Some still
live in houses like that. The rear part is most likely not part of
the original house.

The responses here proves my point I was making about
humble living. She shed office weekend deer camp but not
one full time family house. How people lived and the cars or
houses they had is unexceptionable today.

kcm.MN · Nov 30, 2022

(quoted from post at 09:05:36 11/30/22) Thats a very common house in the Deep South.

Yup, it's in Georgia.

Richard G. · Nov 30, 2022

I thought it looked very Southern.
I am just about 4 miles from GA.

Richard G. · Nov 30, 2022

And the spacing on the roof sheeting shows that it once had wood shingles on it.

keith427 · Nov 30, 2022

(quoted from post at 09:05:36 11/30/22) Thats a very common house in the Deep South. Some still
live in houses like that. The rear part is most likely not part of
the original house.

The responses here proves my point I was making about
humble living. She shed office weekend deer camp but not
one full time family house. How people lived and the cars or
houses they had is unexceptionable today.

Why do you say it is unexceptionable? That would be acceptable to live in except that I enjoy living much more comfortably in a much nicer house. I would expect most people would say the same. Especially if they can afford nicer than that.

john in la · Nov 30, 2022

Why do you say it is unexceptionable?

Because my big fingers using a small phone with spell check
makes me post words I never intended to.

Yes I meant unacceptable.

Im glad you can afford a house better than that. Get 2 jobs
and make your wife go to work to pay for your lifestyle. But
dont complain about inflation because most of the inflation
you see today is because a wage to afford this house is
unacceptable.

hermit · Nov 30, 2022

I was raised up in one that looked a lot worse than that. I see some electric wire going to that one, something we didn't have. No electricity, no water, gas or much of
anything else. We had to keep rocks by the bed in the winter to keep the covers from blowing off. But we all survived.

larbear · Nov 30, 2022

Patina.

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