This is a photo from 2003 of an old, abandoned road house/bar in East Texas. Back in the 1960s while driving to my grandparents' house in Athens, Texas we would always go by this place on a lonely stretch of a small two-lane country highway. My father would usually stop for a break, maybe have a beer, while my mother and us kids would wait for 15 minutes out in the car. He would come out with grape, orange, or strawberry sodas for the kids and a coke for my mother.
In 2003 I was driving up that way and this place brought back a lot of memories from almost 45 years ago. By the way, even back in the 1960s it was old. 
This old house in the Florida panhandle has almost completely been overgrown by vegetation. Almost like some long lost Mayan temple in Guatamala or a ruin in Cambodia.
This is an old, derelict farm house in the country in Louisiana.
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That's a good one! Where I grew up and where we use rather stonewalls than wood, we used to say it's all hold together just by the wallpaper 
OK, just lidding...Very impressive places.
