Your best "old Structure" pic

The Wye Grist Mill, originally constructed ca. 1682.

I got out on the DR for a bit yesterday:

Mobile Clocklaw

Took this one a few years ago:

Glovertown Mill

Is this Pimai, Thailand?

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Pozo Saloon. Pozo, CA (San Luis Obispo County)
Built in 1882.
Great place for lunch!

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Willis Kansas High School
My grandfather graduated from here in 1936
I 'aquired' a brick from the old building and gave it to him on his 94th birthday.


IMAG0330 by MizzouMike, on Flickr

You're a good grandson.

Took this pic a couple weekends ago, while riding by a creek along Helvetia-Adolph Road in WV. The inscription is "Sand Run 1830". Nothing under it but creek (left or right fork of the Buckhannon River I believe); nothing over it but woods AFAICS. Perhaps an abandoned railroad bridge? Dunno. I've emailed the WV Historical Society and they replied that they'd look into it.

Scratch33,

No idea if this has anything to do with your picture, but if you follow this link:

http://books.google.com/books?id=zvVLAAAAMAAJ&pg=PR17&lpg=PR17&dq=%22Sand+Run+Tunnel%22&source=bl&ots=Dsnv1FqIU7&sig=14BkueG8afeZXaUW3fyj2C7sDd8&hl=en&sa=X&ei=yqORUey1K_L9yAGv74GwAw&ved=0CCwQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Sand%20Run%20Tunnel%22&f=falsej

Search for "Sand Run Tunnel" and it brings up a picture (Plate XXIII I believe) ... looks kind of like yours, possibly on the other end?

I'm from WV originally, so I had some interest in your pic. Thanks for sharing.

I think you nailed it - part of the old Coal & Coke Railway. The other end of the tunnel should be a quarry.

http://www.wvencyclopedia.org/articles/1337

I see it's also listed as a Geocache site. Would be interesting getting to it - the hillsides are extremely steep & gnarly.

Thanks!

No, it is Ta Prohm, Siem Reap, Cambodia. (Amazing place)

Fiddletown, CA. and old Chinese settlement in the Gold Country from 1870.

Headquarters, in Headquarters ID

The county crews have been doing a major cleanup and brush clearing of the highway on the Hamakua coastline. This is the remains of a train tunnel near Laupahoehoe Gulch, usually barely visible behind all the brush:

Down town, Boswell Arkansas.

A couple pics of the old mining town in Bodie, CA.

Great pictures guys!! but you got to get your bikes in them.