After finding the cottage with no windows, doors or floors, I jumped back to my car and continued my journey. 1,4 kilometers later by the same rural road, I spotted something, which made me stop again.
Looks like the neighbors have moved out too.
This cottage had windows, floors and doors. In the hall there were as many as three of them. My guess is that one of them leads to the attic, one to the basement and one to the ground floor.
A digging fork. Must have been useful back in the days.
The inhabitants had taken pretty much everything with them when they left. Even materials here make it look like the house has been abandoned for a very long time.
A spruce growing behind the window.
The big fireplace in what obviously is the living room.
The back yard is slowly becoming a jungle and there are fields behind the trees. Also the window is leaking.
And so is this one.
Another big fireplace in the corner of what has probably been a bedroom.
A big something on the floor of one of the rooms.
That looks like a pantry. So this must be the kitchen.
Indeed it was.
And there are the stoves. It seems, that it has been pretty smokey here back in the days.
A jar of seasoned fish. This brand was last manufactured in the 1960’s.
The upstairs was once again just a cold attic.
And it was full of thrash.
Now this is an interesting discovery. There is an Orisuo in Loimaa, but this is not the Orisuo in Loimaa. There’s a different Orisuo nearby. It seems, that the Finnish postal service has never really been trustworthy.
Thank you, empty cottage, and goodbye!