Nevada Ghost Towns & Beyond

I had the most heartwarming call this weekend. A man in a ghost town group saw my pictures of Chinese Grave. He told me about more Chinese graves and helped me find the location for my upcoming trip. He must have looked back in the group history, he found my pictures of the Pine Grove cleanup and asked me to call him. Out of the 30 graves where I left flowers, I shared only a few photos. One I ... VIEW POST

Key West has amazing history. We drove Seven Mile bridge, visited Hemingway House, Fort Zachary Taylor and took a tour of haunted sites. Construction on Fort Zachary started in 1845. Prior to the start of the Civil War it was occupied by the U.S. Navy’s East Gulf Coast blockade squadron. The fort didn't see action but the 10-inch Rodman and Columbiad cannons were a deterrent to the ... VIEW POST

Darn it, I was hoping to share my weekend plans but details are up in the air. If it works out it will be visiting an amazing ghost town and mining site most people haven't had access to with an even more amazing travel partner. Either way, I will be out having fun. This is the WWII secret B17 Hangar at the Tonopah Army Air Field. This section was marked no trespassing but the wonderful ... VIEW POST