I found this old abandoned apartment building in Trenton New Jersey. I'll post more pictures of some other time but I just remembered about Maryt's Windows and Doors meme. This thing has plenty of windows some real and some not.-Sorry for the lack of posts and comments lately
By now most of you know that I have a terrible back problem(a surgery that went wrong and left me with chronic pain) Sometimes It's under control but if I'm not careful It gets pretty bad. During these times sitting at the computer for more than a few minutes is unbearable. I miss posting and seeing your blogs everyday but I'm not able to do that as much as I would like. Normally after some rest things get better so that's what I'm hoping for, especially with this Vacation coming up.
Just a reminder that Weekend Reflections is already scheduled and will start at 11:01 am est Friday.
To see other Window Views and Doors too please click here.
Oh wow, is that still standing? Great shot!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear about your back problem. I have one, too. I used to see Dr. Thanki over in Langhorne, excellent neurosurgeon. Pity he wasn't my first. Soon after i emigrated, my back acted up again. Believe it or not, an osteopath - as opposed to a chiropractor - saved me. I really hope you find some relief soon. I know how unbearable that pain can be. :)
Wow, that's good!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wall of windows.. Strange that someone took time to paint curtains on the windows around the door..
ReplyDeleteTake care of your back; I often think about your next travel, and I'd like so much that you could discover a new part of Europe in the best conditions of health.
Our blogs will wait for you; don't worry about that, and treat yourself.
This is a crazy building... great shot. When you're feeling better I would love to hear more about it!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what sad fate befell the Glen Cairn Arms... has Trenton fallen on hard times ?
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for relief from back pain, I hope you can find a solution that works...
Strange for colors of bricks and shapes of windows. A very interesting building, a pity it is abandoned even if it has something scary around.
ReplyDeleteInteresting building.
ReplyDeleteI love it, abandoned and scary as it may be. It looks very much like north Germany. Take care of that back!
ReplyDeleteHi James,
ReplyDeleteSure hope you're feeling better soon. Take Care.
I really love the way they painted the windows at the bottom - complete with cat!
See you Friday for reflections - wouldn't miss it. :)
Oops! The link for my window views is here.
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Oh dear friend,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to know about your back, it's so difficult but I know you will be okay soon, please be calm, confident and take care about you, rest and everything will be better.
You need your vacation for sure and you and Vicki will have a fabulous one!
God bless you
Léia
Particular building! Photography
ReplyDeletehas beautiful colors and gives
details very fascinating!
Try to rest, see you soon!
Great shot James!
ReplyDeleteI can understand what you are going through, my husband is in the same position you are, it's awful! I sure hope you find a way to manage your pain. Sending healing thoughts and prayers your way.
Poor Trenton, with its boarded up windows. And more so, I hope your back feels better. Chronic pain does not sound good.
ReplyDeleteToo bad to hear about your back problem! Your least of worries should be about not commenting on our blogs! Take care!
ReplyDeleteI trust that this building will revive?
So sorry about your pain. Ugh..
ReplyDeleteThe building is very interesting.
Hope your back improves and you get relief from your pain...
Hope your back is better soon! Those windows and building look forlorn.
ReplyDeleteWonderful windows, there are so many different ones!
ReplyDeleteSorry your back is giving you trouble, I hope you get it under control soon!
I'm sorry that your back is giving you pain, I hope it feels better soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting collection of windows in one building.
Sunny :)
I wish I could magically twitch my nose or wave a wand and get rid of that back problem for you. There again, if I could do that I'd rule the world...there's a thought LOL. I just hope it's okay for you to go on that wonderful vacation. Love the photo my friend. Just a thought have you ever talked to a doctor about Aqua Therapy. You use a pool. James, I did that and my lower back was like brand new and to this day hasn't given me any problems. It's like it was magic. My WR is already done :) WOOT!! Aloha TBK
ReplyDeleteThank you for a splendid work.
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself.
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Beautiful and lovely shot !!! Nice post !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteSome windows are fake? That's unusual.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful facade...
ReplyDeleteI love brick buildings best of all.
I hope you will feel better. I have a tiny ASUS laptop I take to bed with me when sick....!
A couple of weeks ago I posted a photo of it along with some of my meds on my blog!
That ressembles an operating system....... Windows :-D Cool Shot!
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Oh, that invisible back pain. How frustrating. Take care of it before anything else.
ReplyDeleteIt is funny that someone went to the trouble of painting those bottom windows - and even adding the cat in the window, nice touch that!
This is a really interesting building. Love the painted curtains and kitty cat! So sorry about your back problems, chronic pain can really grind you down. Hope you mend enough soon to have a wonderful trip. Kathy
ReplyDeleteI like the composition of the photo, and how the building fills the frame. It helps highlight the brick, the windows, and the doors. Excellent shot.
ReplyDeleteI understand how you feel about the pain, cause I have taken care of someone who had that problem.
ReplyDeleteYou take it easy and just be strong for your upcoming vacation. I could feel your excitement now. I will also be sharing some photos for Weekend Reflections!
Take care!
So sorry to hear of your suffering... you have wishes of well being jumping from you screen right now as you read this my new found friend... ;o)
ReplyDeleteI googled this building and came up with quite a bit about it... it's a very interesting place and the area seems to be going through a lot at the moment.
Tom
I have not done a Sky Watch post this week as I am showing a series of posts from a local woodland.
Wiggers World
that reminds me of a building I lived in a million years ago in Brooklyn
ReplyDeleteI love how you captured it, so much detail
I have scoliosis and torn muscles and a recent ankle tear has aggravated all of it
I feel for you and wish you rest and comfort
interesting building. . .
ReplyDeletegood luck with the back, rest, don't worry about blogging. We'll be here when you feel better.
great shot...interesting building,
ReplyDeletecongrats and have a nice friday
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I love what you've done with this! So sorry about your back. My husband has a terrible back as well, 3 herniated discs and when it acts up it can put him down. He lives with chronic back pain too. You would think that there would be more they can do. Take care of your back!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing photo. I really enjoyed looking at the different windows. In a city nearby there is a small house with all of its windows painted! Front and sides both. I must take my camera next time to get a photo. I do hope you are feeling better, I too live with chronic pain. I have had three back surgeries as well...Take care and your fans will be here waiting for you, myself included! Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat building could be renovated into something truly beautiful. Perhaps it harbors a secret hope...
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health...
James,
ReplyDeleteI truly do feel your pain as I have chronic back problems. Rest up and get well soon..
Great Photo By The Way!
I'm so sorry to hear that, James.
ReplyDeletePrayers from Jerusalem that your pain may be eased.
Your picture of the old building is very dramatic.
Sorry to hear that you're in pain with your back. Hope you feel better today, James..
ReplyDeleteIt's really sad to hear about that back James, hope things go better soon with you. Be well...
ReplyDeleteIt really, really reminds me of the Ravensburger puzzles. Hard to put together...
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear this James.
ReplyDeleteI've been away from the Blogosphere a couple of weeks.
I'm thinking of you and wish you the best possible recovery.
Awesome shot!
Awesome photo!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that you are suffering. I've been under the weather all week myself! Lucy's been sending me well wishes!
I love the Maxine's photo too - totally something from the 50s - B&W movie! (Sorry for combing comments, I'm running out of steam!)
Anytime you need a strong back James, just give me a holler. Now all I need are two good knees.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo by the way! I always wonder why the building with the greates character are the ones that are mostly condemned.
There is no way you can be at the computer and stand? I have thought about it sometimes. It wouldn´t harm the legs.
ReplyDeleteQuality pic as always!
This picture is amazing. I just love it! It tells a thousand stories. What a cool building!
ReplyDeleteStrange that someone bothered to decorate it with the fake windows even though it's abandoned. Makes for a fantastic shot though!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get some relief from the back pains soon. Take care, James.
I am so sorry to read about your backproblem. It's awful. I wish a a good remedy and therapy if possible. Good luck, James.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I forgot to say that I find your photo brilliant!
ReplyDeleteOh James, do I know about chronic back pain! I'm surprised how many of us are out there who suffer with it! I hope yours gets better very soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting to Window Views. I appreciate it! That aprtment complex is a great post. I love those painted windows on the bottom! :)
Really great photograph. Love the building.
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