I’m late with this one, and am only picking one word – Timeworn
All over the old areas of Lisbon, you see plenty of examples of Timeworn, not least with regard to the tiles on the exterior of a building – and here we have faded, dilapidated wood as well as tiles. I think we can agree that this place is, sadly, all too timeworn:
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Lovely shot as usual, Sue!
Many thanks, A C – thought you might like this one!
Shabby chic. I love those tiles, falling off or not.
That makes two of us!
That must have been a beautiful house in its day.
I rather think it would have been, Jude
Did Paula design this for you????
You might think so, eh?
Oh yes, a really beautiful example of time worn. Shame for the vandalising scribblings.
I hate those graffiti taggers