The Home Of God’s Shepherd Part III

A swastika and black lives matter? Isn’t that a bit contradicting?

A Suviseurat brochure from 1972. It is almost 50 years old.

What does the church teach?

The room wasn’t very big.

It featured an old cupboard.

A rather interesing old vinyl in the home full of psalms. Google tells me that it’s Estonian folk music.

An old harmonium. This is where the inhabitants have played, psalms most likely.

We had a sheet made exactly of the same fabric, when I was a child. I loved it and was furious at my family for throwing it away.

A very old telephone.

The original bedroom of the small two room cottage is now a dark room between the kitchen and living room.

The roof has started to give way in this section.

The brochure of a hotel in Southern Finland. It still exists to this day.

The regional waste collecting guide from 2001.

The place has been a farm. That looks like an old, collapsed cow shed to me.

The living room in the annex at the back of the house.

The access to the attic. I chose not to go, as the ceiling downstairs was in such a bad condition.

And that concludes this exploration.

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A Finnish Urban explorer & Photographer

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