This weekend is the annualĀ Eagles & AgricultureĀ event. Photographers and wildlife lovers come from all over to enjoy various events, including art shows, classes, and ranch and wildlife tours. It is calving season, which brings in the bald eagles. While beautiful, eagles are scavenger birds. They wait for the birth then scavenge the placenta. I think of bald eagles as Cinderella and ... VIEW POST
Recent Ghost Towns & Travel Updates

Sutro Tunnel: Portal Through Time
Some structures are well-known and identifiable at first glance: Eifell Tower, Westminster Abby, the Space Needle. However, for Nevada ghost towners, it is the Sutro Tunnel portal facade. Even though the famous tunnel and ghost town was shuttered to visitors for decades, the portal facade remained one of the most iconic images of Comstock Lode and Nevada History. Even without the name across ... VIEW POST

Then & Now
This weekend, I worked on creating "Then and Now" photos. The sample shots I took are ok but not as close as I want. A wood box with glass doesn't take the same photographs as a modern camera. Thank you, Kippy for your input about lenses; I will try a "nifty fifty" with a shallow depth of field. It will take more work on my side, but the lens should better match than modern zoom or ... VIEW POST

The Sutro Project
Sutro Tunnel was shrouded in mystique for decades. Inaccessible to most, the isolation sheltered the 1860s ghost town from the passage of time. Sutro Tunnel Restoration Project is restoring this fascinating piece of Nevada history and opening for tours. Together, we will be spreading the word and documenting Sutro. For thirty years, I have explored ghost towns. I would take my family on ... VIEW POST

Ward Mining Camp, California Ghost Town
Ward Mining Camp is a hidden treasure in Mono County, California. The isolated mining camp was discovered one hundred thirty years ago. Sheltered by the trees, many drive past without knowing of the stamp mill and a trio of log cabins. Ghost Towning It never ceases to amaze me that you can explore an area multiple times and there is always more history to discover. Dunderberg Mill and ... VIEW POST
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