Call the Roof Guy - Nevada

AbandonedNevadaDesertGhost Town
Written By Elliot Koeppel

This old stone ruin is so invocative in that it just pleads to be photographed and remembered, thought about, wondered about. When was it built, who lived or worked here, how long was it occupied/used. At one time it may have been someone’s dream. I love taking pictures of these old structures and sharing them. I HATE people who tag/defile/destroy them. This one is somewhat out of the way, out in Nevada’s Amargosa desert region, close to many mining ventures. So maybe it was a storehouse or office for a nearby mine. If you know, please share in the comments below.

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It's tough to read, but it's creepy as heck, so maybe that's a good thing. Out on an old dam out in Joshua Tree National Park is this strange poem about Little William. https://youtu.be/Vs8MsLQy4jY . . . . #joshuatreenationalpark #jtnp #roadtrip #nat
Kearsarge Station. Neat place to stop and wander around a bit. . . . . #abandoned #railroad #kearsarge #california #hwy395 #395 #independencecalifornia #easternsierra @owensvalley #railroadstation #eclampusvitus
Spent a couple hours wandering about the Anaconda Gold Mine out at Joshua Tree National Park. Shrunk it down into a ten-minute YouTube video 😎 https://youtu.be/JqXHvQlNK2k . . . . #joshuatreenationalpark #jtnp #exploratography #goldmine #anacondagol
Did you know the same sculptor who made the Cabazon dinosaurs also worked at Knott's Berry Farm for many years and created most of the "Bench People" you see in Ghost Town. https://www.exploratography.com/blog-cal/the-bench-people-knotts-be

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