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A continuation of last week’s challenge- out in the “junk garden” of the old mining community of Jawbone Flat in the Opal Creek Wilderness Area. The forest is slowly claiming the remnants of a life gone by.
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Kind of sad Alanna – reminds us how quickly something that was once important returns to the earth! Nicely captured.
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I love this spot though. It’s a reminder of life in simpler times. Thanks for commenting!
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