Every now and then fans of gmiller.net reach out to me. (Feel free to do so!) One fan hooked me up with this spot, and I’m thankful. I had never seen or heard of this spot prior – it’s completely off the radar, but it’s a really neat spot. It appears to have been a farm at one time. There’s a house, a barn/warehouse, and some trucks and trailers parked around. Everything is decaying pretty hard. Inside one truck trailer there were boxes of CD’s and records, some still shrink wrapped. I took one, and it played in the car just fine! The barn had a couple of old cars rusting a part, and various old Arcade games and parts. I kinda want to take one and restore it but it wouldn’t be worth it. I did this spot twice, the first time alone. It’s a very creepy spot. There are lots of buildings and places people could be lurking, and they have a line-of-sight all around you. Until you clear every building it’s hard to tell if you’re actually alone. It doesn’t help that it’s on the side of mountain where it’s windy – so everything’s bumping and rattling. Over all I’m glad I got to check out this cutty spot before flying to NYC.

November 27, 2015 at 9:26 pm | Urban Ex