Fascinating, dilapidated old buildings on the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation, at the east end of Palm Springs. How they get the imagination going… ~SueBee
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That refrigeration unit never had a chance. Nice essay!
Very true! Thanks for writing!
Fascinating the force of nature to reclaim territory. Great shots!
It’s pretty awesome, isn’t it. Thanks for writing!
Just my style of (shooting) abode…
🙂 thank you
Very interesting shots.
Thank you!
This proves that all things end. Great find! 😍
Thanks! I was having a blast exploring out there 🙂
Very intriguing. Makes you wonder who and why would they live out there in the middle of nowhere..Nice photos 🙂
It’s a beautiful nowhere! I’m guessing the buildings were used by the Indian Reservation for one purpose or another.
They do
Glad to know I’m not the only one!
Whoever it was that made this house, they really liked to make plenty of room to let the sunlight in.
Great shots!
That’s bringing the outside in for sure! Thank you 🙂