Lime Kilns
Walking along a thin cement beam allowed for quick access to the back of the ruins. Graffiti covered walls stood randomly, slowly collapsing into the saturated ground. Where windows once were, open holes now remained, looking out over the river. It was interesting to imagine what the structure might have looked like before nature claimed it. It also amazed me the the smoke stack still managed to stand, a testament to its solid brick architecture. With grey clouds quick on the move, I made my exit just before the first raindrops hit the ground.
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Rattlehead wrote: Nice pics Justin good work, Pat let me know if and when your headed out again I am interested in comming along for the ride.
Sure, will do. Not sure when the next trip is, but will let You know.
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MisterPat wrote:
Sure, will do. Not sure when the next trip is, but will let You know.
Thanks, let me know too about and future trips, maybe I can tag along.
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Vacant_NJ wrote:
Thanks, let me know too about and future trips, maybe I can tag along.
Or lead us! I was trying to get a trip to kppc together, but haven't had the time to get into it with the guy over on lost in time. If Ya goto any sites we haven't, be sure to let one of us know!
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