Most of Havana's once stately buildings are decaying to varying degrees. Whether built of limestone, cement or stucco, the marine environment combined with decades of neglect have taken their toll. Crumbling facades, peeling paint, rusting iron and decaying wood mar most of these lovely structures, but each building's character and former grace always seem to shine through, even when the exterior walls are all that's left.
I follow the blog of rprtphoto, wh0 takes amazing photographs. I am rebloging today's because I think it would make fabulous quilting fabric. Don't you think?
The fussy cutting possibilities with that as a fabric would be wonderful!
No kidding! Good to see you again.
Wonderful design for an applique quilt!
I know! (in my best Craig Ferguson impression). This is so inspirational …