When Ryan and I passed this old abandoned gas station in the wilds of New Hampshire last week, we had to stop and shoot some photos of it.
The faded, peeling colors of the old gas pumps were so pretty in the afternoon sunlight.
I don’t know where, or how, but I’d love to use some of these photos in my home.
When I spied the “contains lead” warning through my camera lens, I started thinking about how long ago these pumps were used, and how.
They sat in front of a sturdy old wooden building. Why was the building abandoned? Who used to own it? Why was this back road, in a seemingly out of the way location, once a convenient place to place a gas station?
It’s the little things, like this, that make me wish I could peek back in time.
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Absolutely love these photos Jane! 🙂
Those photos are just awesome. Kudos to you for spotting the rustic appeal of your subject matter.
Wow, so neat! You have a good eye for spotting stuff like that!
These photos are AMAZING! Great pics, great eye!
I think these pictures go i Ryan’s man cave.
Jane,
I love your blog! I like how you write (always did) and I am getting some ideas from you as I try to finish my house.
where are these gas pumps exactly?
They were somewhere in New Hampshire near the Maine border, but I can’t remember exactly. Sorry!!
Their in Newry, Maine. On the way to the Sunday River covered bridge
Great Shots. Where in NH were the gas pumps?
Thank you! Somewhere near the Maine border, but I can’t for the life of me
remember 🙁 Wish I’d recorded it!!