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This is actually East St. Louis. Almost a ghost town, it has some interesting architecture returning to the soil. This building had trees growing out of the upper floors a few years ago.
Map shows approximate location, since the roads are not listed, and I did not have GPS back in 1988. A great spot along the gravel road to see Sequim, the Straight and Canada in the distance.
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Nice picture. The color is great.
This is the view northwest from the top of Grass Mountain. Nice view, nice drive for a high-clearance vehicle.
This is actually East St. Louis. Almost a ghost town, it has some interesting architecture returning to the soil. This building had trees growing out of the upper floors a few years ago.
A composite panorama from my buddy Ed's old place in Tucson.
A nice photo site between 2 vastly different communities: South Pasadena and lower L.A.
Circa 1995.
The old house from 1910 is not there anymore. I wish I could have bought that place.
Map shows approximate location, since the roads are not listed, and I did not have GPS back in 1988. A great spot along the gravel road to see Sequim, the Straight and Canada in the distance.
Mount Lassen as seen from a great viewpoint just off I-5.
The site is actually at Manzanita Bay on Bainbridge Island, WA. A great place to shoot the Olympic Mountains.
Yes, this is a composite photo.
The site is actually at Manzanita Bay on Bainbridge Island, WA. A great place to shoot the Olympic Mountains.