5.27.2013

the old farm house



While organizing my files i came across this pictures i took of the old farm house. Great part of my childhood was spent there while my great-aunts were cooking - i remember them making prosciutto and salami,hanging them over the fire stove.I loved to  to scrape the cake raw batter from the huge bowls they used and the smell of fresh bread from the brick oven.

I took this pictures one month before the city hall destroyed this place to enlarge the main road.
Never progress seemed so pointless and cruel.









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  1. Anónimo27.5.13

    This place looks so warm with memories! Progress is sometimes very cruel indeed..

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    1. querido diário27.5.13

      ...For enlarging a road and make this big cement walk that nobody needs :/

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  2. Michela27.5.13

    love the light of your pictures! I've just discovered your blog and I immediately felt in love with it!
    www.moustachesblog.blogspot.com

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  3. querido diário27.5.13

    Hello and welcome, Michela :)

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  4. silviabes27.5.13

    sara these photos are amazing, and your childhood memories just lovely! i can almost smell the fresh bread and hanging prosciutto :)

    too bad for the place.

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  5. Polly Balitro27.5.13

    First of all: oh my goodness: these photographs are incredible! I love absolutely everything about them! Please share more if you have them! Do you have any of the farm house from the outside?
    Secondly, I love the memories you've described in this post and I do feel for you: it makes me so sad to see how disrespectful people can be towards old buildings - how dreadful is that?

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    1. querido diário27.5.13

      I'm thrilled you like this so much <3
      i don't have much more pics of this house in color,at the time i took mainly black and white photos - i will try to scan them and post them soon :)

      This house was amazing,it was used as a church in the First World War and still had many signs from that time on the first floor,i regret a lot of not having more photos of this place :/

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  6. Claudia27.5.13

    Adorei as memorias!

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  7. Chocho27.5.13

    It's nice you had captured the place of your memories!
    Some good things in my life had passed without much photos

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  8. Island27.5.13

    I love your photos. The textures and lighting in these images are gorgeous.

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  9. Fiona28.5.13

    Oh no, I'm so sad it got pulled down. I had such imagery reading your writing, beautiful :) I love the honeycomb wall too!

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