dewdrop
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Hello! Long time lurker, first time reporter! I hope I get the formatting right - apologies in advance and will edit with direction if needed.
Was very lucky to visit this island near Dubrovnik this summer and found it had a lovely selection of buildings to explore. There are said to be a good number of medieval ruins on the island (not pictured below, as far as I know); I noticed a few buildings that are more recently derelict.
The buildings were mainly found following grassy lanes with dry stones walls, likes this:
IMG_6655 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
And the first building we happened upon was an old mill, with what seemed to be a covered well with the rusty post remaining to pull the bucket up on:
IMG_6433 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Quite a nice post in the courtyard too - maybe this would date it for someone with a bit of archeology about them?
IMG_6436 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Classic chair shot (and mattresses) inside the mill building:
IMG_6624 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Some bits and pieces around:
IMG_6625 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Not sure if this is holding the remaining rafters up, part of a mechanism, or a bit of both?
IMG_6626 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
A grindstone just to the back bottom left of the cross of the rafters:
IMG_6627 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
A gable end of a cottage with a nice chimney close by:
IMG_6647 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Door was open
IMG_6652 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Airy bedroom:
IMG_6641 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Bed looked a bit uncomfortable
IMG_6445 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
And lastly a hotel, less than 1/4 of a mile away on the seafront. I think that they might be bullet holes across the front:
IMG_6666 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Goblin in the paint-peel:
IMG_6660 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Nonchalant goblin leaning against the step in the paint-peel:
IMG_6659 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Hope that all worked!
Was very lucky to visit this island near Dubrovnik this summer and found it had a lovely selection of buildings to explore. There are said to be a good number of medieval ruins on the island (not pictured below, as far as I know); I noticed a few buildings that are more recently derelict.
The buildings were mainly found following grassy lanes with dry stones walls, likes this:
IMG_6655 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
And the first building we happened upon was an old mill, with what seemed to be a covered well with the rusty post remaining to pull the bucket up on:
IMG_6433 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Quite a nice post in the courtyard too - maybe this would date it for someone with a bit of archeology about them?
IMG_6436 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Classic chair shot (and mattresses) inside the mill building:
IMG_6624 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Some bits and pieces around:
IMG_6625 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Not sure if this is holding the remaining rafters up, part of a mechanism, or a bit of both?
IMG_6626 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
A grindstone just to the back bottom left of the cross of the rafters:
IMG_6627 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
A gable end of a cottage with a nice chimney close by:
IMG_6647 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Door was open
IMG_6652 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Airy bedroom:
IMG_6641 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Bed looked a bit uncomfortable
IMG_6445 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
And lastly a hotel, less than 1/4 of a mile away on the seafront. I think that they might be bullet holes across the front:
IMG_6666 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Goblin in the paint-peel:
IMG_6660 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Nonchalant goblin leaning against the step in the paint-peel:
IMG_6659 by sebra trewin, on Flickr
Hope that all worked!