Green River, Utah is a withering former mining town just off
I-70 in the center of the state. It’s a place that you stop when you can’t
drive any farther. You left Grand Junction in your rear view mirror a 100 miles
ago and it’s 100 more to the next services in Salina. When you do
condescend to take the off ramp you discover a bevy of decaying buildings and
the most incredible light come sundown. This little shed at a railroad
siding on the south side of town is one such treasure.
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You and I continue to be on the same page photographically when it comes to capturing things you WON'T find along the interstate. You inspire me to do one of two things: Go back to my photo files and review my 'off road' photo files, or
plot my next road trip on the most out-of-the way routes available that will still get me in the vicinity of where I want to go. Great post on this edifice found on the road to nowhere.
Thanks, Jim. Like Nike says "Just do it"
Wild and lonely, with more stories lurking that will never be told but only imagined. Nice job capturing the feeling, Steve!
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