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"Here, lemme fix that, Roy."

This was a first for me. A hole is punched in a window for extension cords. Putting duct tape over that rotting concrete would complete the design. (That's a joke.) ;-b There might have been something wrong with the concrete in the first place. This is an auto repair shop and it's a big building. It's so strange to me that they've let water drain down in that spot, maybe from the rain downspout, so that it's destroying their building. That didn't just start last year. They must be really stupid guys.

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Ronald Losure said:

I don't think there's any hope here.
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Ronald Losure:

I agree. Concrete rot! Thannks, Ronald.
7 years ago

Gabi Lombardo said:

interesting collage..!
7 years ago ( translate )

Diane Putnam replied to Gabi Lombardo:

Greetings, Gabi, thank you!
7 years ago

Keith Burton said:

Best of luck with that...................
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Keith Burton:

Haha - beyond repair, as they say. Thank you, Keith.
7 years ago

Tanja - Loughcrew said:

Guuuuuuuuuuuuuuut!!!!
Well done Diane...this little piece of color changes the whole thing ;)
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Tanja - Loughcrew:

Nice way to dress up a rotting building, eh? Hehe...danke, Tanja!
7 years ago

Beatrice Degan(MARS) said:

Le fil rouge( orange.. it's the same ;-) significantly accompanies and enhances the whole decay....

Courageos people inside there , indeed!
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Beatrice Degan(MARS):

Maybe they're just lazy!

Oh yes, simply poke a hole in a window and add an orange cord! No one will notice the decay! Grazie, Bea.
7 years ago

polytropos said:

Unfortunately I can't open the second picture that is a bit more explicatory what you mean with " they've let water drain down in that spot so that it's destroying their building".
On first sight I cannot see any fault. Well, except of the heavy dammage at the wall itself.
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to polytropos:

It can't just be patched up in those spots. It requires complicated remedies when they've let it go this long. Water is probably leaking from the rain downspout, which could have been fixed long ago. The building has other places like this and it's been rotting for a long time, so it will be cheaper to move to a new location and abandon the building. This happens a LOT in small towns like mine - buildings rot from lack of maintenance.
7 years ago

Cheryl Beal said:

"really stupid guys"......aren't they all ;-)
7 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Cheryl Beal:

Hahaha! In this town, mostly so. In Red states of the USA, oh yes. In Ipernity, well, probably not! ;-b
7 years ago