A once-lovely piano left to rot

I understand, but if it didn't work and would take too much money to restore to working condition, I can see why nobody wanted it. When Pretty and I were moving into this house from the one we'd lived in for over 22 years, we had way too much furniture for this smaller house. A lot of our extra things we donated to one of the thrift stores here in our city. If one of our friends asked about something we didn't have room for in the new house, we offered it to them free of charge. Our next-door neighbors had asked about a decent looking but older computer desk that we were going to donate to the thrift store, so we offered it to them. The seemed really happy to get it. A few days after we finished moving, Pretty and I drove past our old house and saw the computer desk sitting out on their lawn in the middle of a rain storm. The desk is still sitting in the middle of their yard, falling apart. Why do you think they wanted it if they weren't going to use it for something? If we'd donated it to the thrift store, somebody that needed a good computer desk could have bought it cheaply instead. People do things that don't make much sense to me.

It feels bad to see it in this condition but everything has its expiry date

Yes, a shame. I always wanted a piano.

It's too bad he put it in his paddock that seems a bit silly to me.

I had a piano at one time. When we moved I wanted to sell it; but no one wanted it. I couldn't even give it away. When the trash haulers came to empty out the house, it went into the trash. Such a shame.

It appears that the piano is really in a bad shape. Wonder why the owner didn't take good care of it.

That is a shame.

What a shame. I can't even imagine how expensive it must have been in it's time. Too bad no one tried to call the manufacturer to see if they'd be interested in this relic.

Oh no! That is a shame! For sure this item has lots of memories but was left to rot.

Its too bad that he didn't construct a little covering for it. There is a piano out in a park in a suburb of our city, its under an awning in a park. It gets used alot.

Really sad indeed. It's better to sell or donate musical instruments before they rot like that.

Yes, ...if your friend knows how to repair it, wonderful. But since piano is out in the open, I wonder though.

Kind of sad seeing it just sitting there.

That is SO sad. I've seen some really lovely things done with old, non working pianos. One lady made a nice little coffee bar. By now the wood must be in very bad shape. I'm not sure it could even be repurposed. What a shame.

Oh dear what a shame no one claimed it. Or at least put it indoors somewhere.

What a sad view, this was surely a nice piano in the past.

That’s very sad.. It must have been a beauty.

It looks so lonely sitting there!

My mother had an old piano in the living room. All us girls learned to play, on that old piano. Eventually, all the insides were worn out, it was basically junk. My sister got rid of it, the sound was awful.

the condition of the piano is bad. But if it can be repaired it can be played and it is such a brilliant musical instrument