With so many unwanted #pets, staff say things are at a breaking point. People come to the shelter looking to surrender their animals but are turned away daily.
“We have about 45 #dogs on our waiting list to come in, we probably have double that in #cats waiting to come in.”
→ Un bistrot bientôt démoli avec comme voisine une gare quasi déserte. Visite d'un lieu qui fut autrefois vivant.
→ A bistro soon demolished with a nearly deserted station as a neighbor. Visit of a place that was once alive.
ive been through enough, how much stronger do i need to be, things got tough, but i kept my empathy, ive given enough, how much more can you need, through it all, i still remain to be me T.F. Burke poetry
Here's a pair of charcoal kilns not often seen as they are a bit out of the way high in the Cedar Range of southeastern Nevada. The Panaca Kilns were built c. 1875 and used until the 1890s to make charcoal for mining smelters in the region. They were operated by Swiss and Italian woodcutters, known as "Carbonari," who had perfected the charcoal-making process in Europe.
I'm not sure who that old coot is photo bombing this cliff dwelling, but I saw him free climb down into the canyon from the mesa top. Silly old guy must have went up the wrong canyon looking for this ruin, climbed out, walked across the mesa, & then climbed down into this, the right canyon with its really cool cultural site. There's rock art decorating the canyon walls, pottery shards, 800-year-old corn cobs, & pressure flakes everywhere!
I'm a sucker for old bridges, so here are a couple over the Brazos River in Texas that I spotted from the highway and visited during my drive on Thursday.
... and as contrast to that calming, idyllic pastoral landscape - some more dingy, derelict architecture from that shipyard at #Gdańsk, #Poland - March 2008.
Teo, A Coruña. Urbanización de decenas de acaroados que nunca se chegaron a estrear. A maleza e a rapazada habítana dende hai vinte anos. O epítome do capitalismo. #ruinas#capitalismo#abandoned