Tag: decay
Rustic
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Rustic... Old windmills as the storms roll in, while shooting for the Heritage Trail project with Kawartha Lakes and @perfectwknds . There were dozens of these windmills dotting the landscape, supplying water for catt...
Shipwrecked
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There are numerous shipwrecks off the coast of San Andres island that people can walk/swim out to and explore.
Communist era factory
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Aerial view of the ruins of a factory from the glory days of communist era economy
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.
Favelas of Petare neighborhood. Caracas, Venezuela.
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This is a small part of the largest barrio in South America, with a population in the neighborhood of 400,000. The shacks are built right on top of each other.