the ramblings of a woman who was transported from her comfort zone in the US Midwest to a different country and culture that shouldn't be so different, but is.
During my childhood (a half a century ago), I remember visiting homes that looked this way. Many people around the world still live in these conditions. It is amazing what people can endure and then accomplish when they put their minds to it. Jeannie@GetMeToTheCountry
Certainly was a hard life.
ReplyDeleteI guess people made do with what they could find back then.
ReplyDeleteFantastisch! Thans for sharing this little practical house of the past. It is ingenious. Groetjes Hetty
ReplyDeleteIt's good that it's been kept so well, a good piece of historical evidence.
ReplyDeleteWOw I can't imagine living that way, but I guess you do what you gotta do!
ReplyDeleteDuring my childhood (a half a century ago), I remember visiting homes that looked this way. Many people around the world still live in these conditions. It is amazing what people can endure and then accomplish when they put their minds to it.
ReplyDeleteJeannie@GetMeToTheCountry