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Location: Connecticut, USA Gender: Male Total Likes: 208 likes
| | | | Temple of the Gun < on 5/19/2016 2:08 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Because I am a crazy person, I kayaked to yet another island full of abandoned stuff. In this case, it was the remains of some fortifications on Dutch Island in Rhode Island - it's a publicly accessible site if you don't mind crossing the open water for a little bit. This was once used for coastal defense, so the bunkers mostly held big-ass guns that have long since been removed and melted down to make, most likely, other guns. Also, a lighthouse with a dead hawk impaled on the spire! I'm guessing it misjudged a dive and killed itself. The rest are on my Flickr. 1. And there was One by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 2. Temple of the Gun by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 3. The Stash by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 4. Icarus has Fallen by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 5. Watchtower by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 6. Bay by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 7. External Staircase by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 8. Sky Blue by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 9. Weird Little Shed by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 10. Light from Above by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 11. Name Dropping by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 12. Cistern by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 13. Octopus Support by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 14. Residual by Jon Washburn, on Flickr 15. Pilings by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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