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Some years back I saw The Andromeda Strain on TV and thought that the abandoned town was suitably creepy. Interesting to see that it was a real place and not just a set.Peter
LOL - the whole Bend area is a real place, for sure!
Someone was expert at making rock walls. Too bad that the building is in a ghost town. I think it should be included in the historic register. Interesting that the word verification for this post is outomb.Most appropriate for a post on ghost towns if an extra 't' were added.
just dropped by, this isn't look like a ghost town to me, because the view really nice. :)-cathy younghttp://sexywomencelebrityphotos.blogspot.com/
Stunning. Funny, that kind of rock work always makes me think of Arizona.
Great stonework!BTW: Andromeda Strain is my #1 favorite movie - the original version, that is.Cop Car
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Some years back I saw The Andromeda Strain on TV and thought that the abandoned town was suitably creepy. Interesting to see that it was a real place and not just a set.
Peter
LOL - the whole Bend area is a real place, for sure!
Someone was expert at making rock walls. Too bad that the building is in a ghost town. I think it should be included in the historic register.
Interesting that the word verification for this post is outomb.
Most appropriate for a post on ghost towns if an extra 't' were added.
just dropped by, this isn't look like a ghost town to me, because the view really nice. :)
-cathy young
http://sexywomencelebrityphotos.blogspot.com/
Stunning.
Funny, that kind of rock work always makes me think of Arizona.
Great stonework!
BTW: Andromeda Strain is my #1 favorite movie - the original version, that is.
Cop Car
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