>>>BTW, just saw this : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-mid-wales-31410140
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>>Nicely aranged.
>>Decades would mean at least some dust. Look how clean those watches are. The Mirror shows some more pictures. The suit looks modern, does not fit the glasses. The black tyre on the tractor. Not a hint of moss. The windows are not blind. The framed picture shows cobweb, but anything should be covered. Compare the glass of the clock with the tv set.
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>Dunno. Do you think someone replaced the tyre on the tractor ?
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>I think I know where the house is but I've never bothered to get close to it. Maybe calls for a trip.....

I have seen (and emptied) houses abondonded for a few years. But decades. I would expect trees, at least some green on the walls. I expect anything covered with dust glued by cobweb.
Fallen branches would have shattered the windows in a storm, seeds would have grown.
There are some lamps hanging (at Dailymail). Thats the kind of dirt I would expect. Why not on the watches?
The notes on top of the instrument. Old. But acid free? Paper dispers in wet conditions.
For the tractor, compare the tyre of the tractor with the tyre in the backgound (Dailymail has large pics)
On Dailymail compare pic #11 and #18. What's that, coat with cane and without? It's the same wardrobe, by the wedge fixing the door ...
The kitchen oven with the stuff on top of it. Would you expect the kitchen oven in a house out in the nowhere (no way, no pizza service) used like that? It's the last resort of heat and some food... If you can not maintain that most likely you will not arange some stuff on top of it ...
I do not know how exactly rural live in wales is, but where I come from the kitchen was the place heated. The living room was moth-balled. (Not only for winter. Called the "Kalte Pracht" - cold gorgeousness) It has changed with central heating, but the house does not look like.

To me the story is improved a bit.