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help...?????
Hi Y'all,
I have a bit of a fixation with photographing old gas stations, run down interesting buildings, Etc. If any of you, from NM through CO and up to WY, happen to know of any stuff that looks like the images posted below, I'd dearly love a PM with location information, as well as which direction (E/W/N/S) the structure faces. Here are a few examples:
The real trick is finding pictures of those places way back when.
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Change you can take to the bank(rupt).
Old barns abound out east.
Head up toward Hancock Pass. Lots of mining buildings, some old train cars ans a ghost town.
I like the pics.
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Strong men create good times
Good times create weak men
Weak men create hard times
Drive greeley, you'll find em.
Have you Googled "abandoned buildings Colorado" or "abandoned buildings Wyoming"? A lot of sites offer the addresses of very interesting places.
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Re: help...?????
A weekend in the Arkansas valley should yield some good results for you. Born and raised in La Junta, head south on hwy 50 from Pueblo and you may find quite a few treasures.
Agate and Deer Trail seemed to have quite a few last time we drove through.
There is an abandoned truck stop in the San Luis valley between monte vista and alamosa
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Standard Oil Company gas station. Broadway and East Evans in Pueblo. http://www.google.com/maps?q=&layer=...ed=0CDAQxB0wAA
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