The Living Ghost Town – Castle Dome City Museum, KOFA AZ
Back in her heyday she was larger than Yuma, a bustling, wild-west mining town with ~300 mines and ~3,000 people sweating out the intense heat of the [...] continue reading
Back in her heyday she was larger than Yuma, a bustling, wild-west mining town with ~300 mines and ~3,000 people sweating out the intense heat of the [...] continue reading
We were all set to go. We'd packed-up the car, put away our chairs, secured our stuff...you know the drill. We'd even made the rounds and said goodbye [...] continue reading
My, my it's been an activity-filled couple of days. For those of you who read Bayfield Bunch & TinTeePee you already know where we are. In fact [...] continue reading
We've made it to our most southerly point for the rest of this year. That point is a quirky little community nestled in a in a riparian corridor [...] continue reading
"One in every five miners who came to California in 1849 was dead within six months." Quote from a writer of the Sacramento Bee We're in the [...] continue reading
"Goodbye God, I am going to Bodie" Diary entry from a little girl on her way to the infamous town It was one of the biggest, baddest, most [...] continue reading
It's not an exaggeration to say that much of the West was built on gold. The Moreno Valley is no exception. Located in remote and savage country at [...] continue reading