Walked along the tracks to a place I had wanted to check out.
It's pretty open and visible, but I didn't expect too many people to be out today.

I don't know much about the process of refining ore. My guess is that this structure was used for direct reduction in processing steel.

1. The hike out


2. At the deserted site


3. Faded message


4. Asleep at the wheel


5. Dino


6. Zomb



7. Can you handle this?


8. C-c-c-conveyor belt


9. Old growth


10. "Hello."


11. Rainbow Road


12. Cash


13. Orange


14. Come inside


15. Within the belly


16. Void


17. This might burn.




18. New growth


19. Ascension
Some areas had really thick coatings of deposits (see the ladder here).


20. The Peak


21. Hello, below!

DickGod Snowstorm by Old Creeper, on Flickr

Posted by MutantMandias

Too soon?

Nice shots

Posted by MutantMandias https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2820/12213117366_3e57af106a_o.jpg DickGod Snowstorm by Old Creeper, on Flickr

Gotta agree with you... it was really shitty.

Took me 4 hours to locate my kids
on a stranded school bus 2 miles away...

then 5 hours to trudge there and back
with a pack of around 20 kids in tow (on the trip back)

add another 2 hours
trying to deliver each kid to their respective homes in our community...
but most parents were not there

Even though it might've been more fun,
to tie each kid to the a tree in front of their house...

...we literally had over 20 kids in our house
for another 10+ hours
as each family worked their way to our mc-mansion.

Last kid left over 20 hours later
when her mother finally arrived - on foot.

But it's over now. We lived. We survived. We thrived...
on hotdogs, hamburgers, bologne, milk, soda, and twinkies...

the sweetest come back.

ever.

Posted by Revolution

Damn, man. How did you find them? Do your kids have cell phones?

Posted by Malthea Damn, man. How did you find them? Do your kids have cell phones?

I walked... following the bus route bus until I came across the stranded bus... unable to get over a hill - along with 20 or so cars.

The bus driver (who I know) released the kids to me... and we trudged home... one home at a time.

But as said... a lot of kids spent the night at our house. We had fun though... the kids will always remember it.