Abandoned/derelict sites

[graynomad]

Not so much in the dry desert though, but yes nature will reclaim it's own before long.

Great photos Kid (Isaac?), is that you in the door?

 

[the kid]

Not so much in the dry desert though, but yes nature will reclaim it's own before long.

Great photos Kid (Isaac?), is that you in the door?

nope not me, that was the man responsible for convincing me that joining the army was a great idea lol
this is me;

CIMG0063 by isaacyocum, on Flickr
this is the two of us;

BAJ II by isaacyocum, on Flickr
and just to keep things on track here is an old old machine gun we dug up one day, this thing is probably WWII era and looks soviet but not sure. it appears to be .50 caliber or similar;

CIMG0006 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

CIMG0002 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

CIMG0003 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

CIMG0005 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

 

[graynomad]

the man responsible for convincing me that joining the army was a great idea

And you're still mates eh?

 

[Pathfinder]

A derelict house with a satellite antenna for Pat

 

[Quest4ADV]

Part of the Old Dixie Hwy in North Florida. This section was built around 1915 and there's an 11 mile stretch that has been saved from paving.

 

[graynomad]

Love the texture in the Coke sign, good call to make that mono with a tone. I wonder if you can still hold them to the 5c price

Was all the Old Dixie Hwy done in bricks?

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Pathfinder, you're lucky you got a shot of that shack over the water when you did, the sides have all fallen in now and it's nothing but poles sticking up out of the water, so you have a shot that no one else can re-capture!

 

[steve c]

Great photos, everyone. Subscribed for more.
These are some of my favorite types of pictures to look at.

 

[Pathfinder]

Sorry to hear that Pat, but that is the nature of things.

Here is a barn that no longer remains among us in any manner. I did not understand the painting on the roof, when I captured it. Do you get it??

 

[graynomad]

Do you get it??

Clear as mud to me.

Love the colours and tones though.

 

[Pathfinder]

Google the 4:20 club and you will have your answer...

i did not know the significance when I shot this, but I was in a pisser in Glacier National Park years later, and somebody had written next to the door that is was 4:20 time, and so I went to Google to sort it out.

 

[graynomad]

Ha, nice one.

 

[Pathfinder]

We learn something new every day, or almost every day if we work at it anyway.....

 

[WininUtah]

Modena, UT is considered a Ghost Town but people do live there. The area is rich in history including strange happenings. Modena Canyon leads back Stateline, an abandoned mining town. The town was for sale when I moved to Utah, should have bought it!

What a beautiful schoolhouse, a local lady was working on the insides last time we were there.

 

[graynomad]

That school (or at least the roof) looks pretty new actually.