anyone know of any good ghosttowns around the state (I'm looking at you, Homey)? I am specifically looking for some where I could take some nice pictures.
anyone know of any good ghosttowns around the state (I'm looking at you, Homey)? I am specifically looking for some where I could take some nice pictures.
When did BSG change her handle to OUAndy1807?
"I'm a mother****ing party all by myself."
this place is looking like a ghosttown tonight
"I'm a mother****ing party all by myself."
that was actually my avatar a long time ago, then she started using it, so I retired it. now I'm back to using it.
This doesn't probably help much but my mom has a book at her house titled 'Ghost Towns of Oklahoma' or something very similar.
one day
I saw that site, it pretty much sucks.
1tc, you going to the game tomorrow? you wanna be my date to the tailgate?
fort sill has some great ghost stuff
Originally Posted by OUAndy1807
would love to go but I work noon to midnight. Will the game be over by 9:30 so I can make it back in time?
one day
go **** yourself then.
Erick. Or even Texola. Both are along Ye Olde 66 and were used as inspiration in the movie Cars. Though not technically "ghost" towns, they are mere shadows of their former selves. There are some neat buildings on Erick's main street; including the nifty Roger Miller Museum.
http://www.rogermillermuseum.com/
Texola is more abandoned (population 45), but you can drop by the local watering hole for an adult beverage.
might not be appealing, but around Boise City theres a few, Cimmarron has a lot, but its all mesas and shrub lands...reminds ya of old west ghost towns if ya care enough to drive out there for pics
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Last time I was there, Marshall, north of Crescent, appeared to be having a rough go of it.
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