Route 58 Stone Ruins - California

Exploratography Date: November 2 of 2013

I was driving west on Route 58, out of Barstow, heading to I-395 and points north. My first stop of the day was going to be the abandoned Boron Air Force Station/Federal Prison Camp located a few miles north of Kramer Junction. But as I'm speeding along, eating a cookie, I spot some old stone walls out in the middle of the desert. I passed by too quickly to be able to stop, so I continued up the road until I could turn around and go back to investigate. That's part of the fun of having some time off to take a roadtrip. You can stop and explore along the way.

It's an interesting place, but I have no idea what it was, when it was built or by whom. There are dirt roads all through the area and it appears to be a great place for off-roading though. After taking a few photos and deploying a Munzee on the stop sign at the road, I continued on my way to see what else I could find. 

Had the opportunity to revisit these stone memories, and while they’re still there, unfortunately idiot taggers have done their evil deeds. Mostly on the inside. The video shows what they look like today.

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