1,579 Comments Posted by MamatoFiveInPA

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That would make a lovely home for those little creatures that live in the woods. :)
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Is it just me or does this shot make it look more like a school or some kind of office building?
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This sort of reminds me of the buildings in Busch Gardens Williamsbirg Virginia...

What detail!
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Wow! Do I see a brick wall behind that plaster? The floor looks all torn up...too bad. I can't tell what that iron frame was, but it must've served some purpose many years ago...
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I would've thought the same thing eldokid lol. :) Great minds think alike!
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Wow...what a room. :) What a hole in the ceiling too!
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Makes me want to paint that ceiling Michaelangelo style lol. :)
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Looks like wallpaper that belongs in a living room or a sitting room! How cool is that?
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:) Nice.
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Well...open the door and find...BRICKS, just like in the cartoons!
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LOL good because I am so chicken lol.

I really would love to explore like this but I don't have the backbone! I remember DH took me through an old abandoned train tunnel near where we are living and after the first few feet of the tunnel, it got PITCH black! I think we had a flashlight, but it was still terrifying! :D
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HAHAHA! YES! Another veteran of the Park Lissbeth! We live only about 2-1/2 hours away from Hershey. We have spent many many many summer days there. I love the smell of the chocolate tour! MMMmmm!

Gosh this picture makes me want to go there!
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What a room. BIG!
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LOL Ferdy...now you said it all. :D

Makes me long for one of those fancy adjustable beds. :D
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:) I love looking at older homes even in this area I live it because they have so much character! I remember my grandma & grandpa's old house...it was big and full of nooks and crannies that a kid could explore, and it just had a homey feeling to it. Our house we live in now was built in the 1920's and it also has that "lived in, loved in" feeling...the previous owner (deceased) raised HER family here. :)