Happy weekend beautiful and handsome hivers of this wonderful community @asean.hive I'm posting my entry for this weeks challenge #147 Interesting Architecture organized by sir @justinparke.
Outside the School
I was riding our boat while taking pictures of the school o my kids. In that place, I and my husband also graduated high school. Way back in 2002, it was not like this; if you take a look closely at the third image, you'll see a barb wire. It's because our place was a farm before. But as the years went by, as the rain and storms poured, the water got high and never sank. It's like the flood was stock on our place.
We used to walk before this happened, but now all houses here need to ride a boat to get to the road. What we did is to provide what's need and I know what you're thinking we have a lot fish here. But the farmers here told that catching fish will not replace their income in planting rice fields. But it's been a long time since our place changed and became a water world.
Inside the School
Here's the inside of the school and you'll see that it's still have water on its surroundings. When it's rainy season the water easily goes high so the classes will be set into a shifting. M-W-F or Tuesday and Thursday because some buildings can't be used because their already have water inside.
This the old building, I have a lot of memories in this school and I'm happy that it evolves. And I can't say it happened on the wrong timing. But what else matter student, teachers and us who lived in the water world freely adopt on the sudden change that happen.
Thank you so much for dropping by.
Love lots, @usagigallardo015🌙
