Antelope Valley Wander (West Lancaster Farm #1)

[jjmaccrimmon]

As promised earlier today, here’s a set of shots taken at the same farm I recently posted. These were all taken by my daughter Brenna. The perspective and view of a 12 year old can be truly amazing sometimes don’t you think?






A slightly different vantage point changes so much.








Wasted space


The root of the problem



Given the level of absolute ruin and the threat of suspicious nature of the fire, we all stayed out of the heart of the burned areas. We viewed the site with a strong sense of unease. We left the site with a strong sense of relief. A strong taint hung over that old farm. Whether it was left over from its working days later (questionable) period of abandonment, something just wasn’t right and the intense fire didn’t purify it.

One final stop remained on our afternoon wanders. Here’s a preview:


Get out your water ski’s

Comments

[donabianca.livejournal.com]

I reallllly like the 2nd one of the doorway with the multiple textures in the doorway.
Also the one with all teh rubble and the dry tumbleweed thingies is really good too.
Tell Brenna NICE JOB!

[sarar.livejournal.com]

my favorite part of all of these lies in the 1st and 6th pictures.

it's this:


it looks like a little person holding a tray or something. It's neat.

[ciorstan.livejournal.com]

I still think that junction box dangling in the doorway looks like some kind of freaky hexing doll, even from Brenna's point of view. Maybe that contributed to the case of creepiness y'all had?

creepy!

[mcbulldawg.livejournal.com]

Just looking at your daughter's pix gave me chills.

There is something there... that's for sure.

[monicap69.livejournal.com]

interesting shadows abound..definite energies there for sure.... not at all friendly.
btw. Your appearance really does have that whole Val Kilmar "Doc Holiday" "Tombstone" look.
now you need a long black trench!