Abandoned along Spanish Creek Metal Print

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This dilapidated structure sits along Spanish Creek Road on Ted Turner's Flying D Ranch. Considering the four windows and the broad porch now collapsed in front, I think this might have been a schoolhouse at one time. Montana had plenty of rain in the July we visited and wildflowers like this clump of lupines were in abundance. I am always struck by the bright blue skies here. But this picture was taken in the morning and belied the storms that arose every afternoon that we were there.

Doug and Marcy Wielfaert are a husband and wife team located in Tennessee near the Great Smoky Mountains. Our home range certainly colors our portfolio, but we love traveling across the country and around the globe to capture scenes like this one. We would be honored if you would “like”, “favorite” or comment on this image, doing so helps increase our search engine rankings.

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Doug and Marcy Wielfaert are a husband and wife team located near the Great Smoky Mountains with photo galleries in Knoxville, Tennessee at Painted Tree Boutiques and at the Shoppes at Grit & Grace Market in Cleveland, Tennessee. We love traveling across the country and around the world to capture beautiful images for our stores and artist Websites, and we'd love nothing more than to know that one of our works has found a spot in your home or place of work.