Best alley ever. The vistas were endless.
But it was not entirely secluded when I took these pics. If it had been, the vibes would have been perfect. But you can't have everything.
At this point I was walking slowly back to the point where I entered, trying not to miss anything.
As I found it several weeks ago. This has been a long process because I was so thorough.
I think the effort was worthwhile. And I forgot to mention that I used the Nikon for this. I thought it deserved the best camera.
The process will get easier when I switch to the color photos.
While everything falls apart, let's continue in this alley.
And I do mean seriously that everything is falling apart. I never thought I would be happy to be "old", but times have changed.
This stuff is an example of a vanished, orderly (by comparison), world that might never exist again. Seriously.
I went all the way to the end and back again. What a journey.
I wanted to do a thorough job because I don't see any point to returning, ever.
You can only do so much with stuff like this. And still have it representational. Or recognizable. And I want it recognizable. But transformed.
There's a lot to see!
There's no structure like infrastructure.
Such good stuff. Such real stuff. It's worth regarding. It's worth a look or two.
But it was not entirely secluded when I took these pics. If it had been, the vibes would have been perfect. But you can't have everything.
At this point I was walking slowly back to the point where I entered, trying not to miss anything.
