My sneaking around finally bears fruits in a form of a larger guy who exits one of the doors and heads toward the mansion's entrance. Funny thing is that he notices me but doesn't ask anything. I was expecting, at least, someone asking what the heck am I doing here, private property, blah blah... But no, he appears to be a nice person, minding his own business.
'Hello,' say I.
'Hello,' says he.
'What an awesome springlike weather, eh?'
'Yes, indeed,' he smiles.
'Weird...'
'It's because of climate changes...'
'Do you live here?'
'Yes.'
'I'm taking pictures of how devastated the mansion is.'
'Yes, nobody takes care of this place and we, who live here, are too poor to fix it even if we were allowed to. Let me show you around. I got time.'
Why not? I don't tell that I've pretty much already seen the place. It seems that he doesn't mind talking about it, so I'll just follow along. He takes me through the south gate. It seems that south wing is the most the damaged one. I was right about the skiing club premises. Look at the plants growing from the walls. Nature taking over.
When it rains, water leaks through the holes. He says that nothing will be done before the roof caves in, maybe not even then. This part of the mansion is the one in which I photographed the dark corridor in one of my previous posts. Take a look at the moment captured in this photo. I am aware that I'm writing the moto travel blog right now, but cannot resist the temptation. :-) Large tree shadow all over the front and the sun reflection in one of the windows is a combination making this devastated place look almost romantic. The power of light and photography, eh?
The guy takes me to a hole in the wall structure. This must have been a place where they brought supplies in the old days or an entrance to the cellar. It is a steep climb downstairs through a pile of rocks. He says there is nothing to see there. I very much believe that.
There are certain places one needs not enter but also others that one cannot resist entering. This one I'll pass.
To be continued...
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