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The day the music died..
TootUncommon
Fri 12-03-2010
It's a shame when musical instruments end up like that.
Full Fathom Five
Fri 12-03-2010
Wallpaper PLEASE!!
frawggie
Fri 12-03-2010
Are those letters at the top? Wonder what they mean.
coco
Sat 12-04-2010
Time & nature will dismantle and reclaim everything. Even the smallest details will succumb to decay. Perfect pic Motts.
Larry D
Sat 12-04-2010
Looks like 'MOZART MASTERPIECE'
The Mozart pianos were made in Toronto...
Bill Door
Sat 12-04-2010
Thats kind of creepy, looks like death
JackieB
Sat 12-04-2010
During the summer It;s probably home to various insects and such.
A D Nilsen
Sat 12-04-2010
Well said TootUncommon.
Matt
Sun 12-05-2010
What's the lettering say? Just the make/model (or whatever the hell it is on pianos)?
EricaM
Mon 12-06-2010
Yeah, I second that about TootUncommons reply....perfect as usual!! It is sad to she a beautiful or what was a nice instrument gone but when things are left to just waste thats what happens to them...I guess it goes to show everything has an 'end' sad but so true just like the buildings too.
blue lamp
Sat 12-18-2010
Motts, your talent is just beyond description. You have a gift, for seeing the details of beauty and elegance within the decay.
Rekrats
Fri 01-14-2011
Ring up a piano tuner and show him this. And see if hell do it :D
HolyColt
Fri 02-04-2011
It DOES look like Something Masterpiece...perhaps the name of the manufacturer indeed.

I like Toot's comment...the day the music died...how sadly true.
MamaToFiveInPA
Sun 02-06-2011

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