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Abandoned, run down, forgotten... post your pics!

Thank you's to all who posted in this thread. I just ran through the entire work and I realize how many things I recognized when new......am I getting Abandoned, run down, forgotten too.........?
 
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Thank you's to all who posted in this thread. I just ran through the entire work and I realize how many things I recognized when new......am I getting Abandoned, run down, forgotten too.........?
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Thought I was going to see a picture of your nav 6
 
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Old Vactors

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Green green grass of home on farm I grew up on. ( some say just got older on)
 
The B.J. Lund General Merchandise and Hotel in Modena, UT (plus store next door).

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Some really great pictures here, but sometimes I get this thread mixed up with post your mug...:dunno:evil:rofl
 
While on our tour of Texas my partner and I came across one of the Transcontinental Airmail concrete navigational arrows in Hudspeth County, Texas.

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About 15 miles east of Fallon, Nevada I came across this scene. At first I thought this to be the result of a gas station fire, especially considering that the sign had melted. However, it turned out to be the remains of the Salt Wells brothel that had been destroyed in July 2007.

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