They
came to Terrill on Goodyear Sure Grip Airwheels. Doesn't look like they
left on them, though.
A
few stone foundations are left
This
is an early twentieth century camp so there are lots of cans.
I
often look at a hulk like this and think about its first owner driving
it off the showroom, and what kind of life it led before it ended up here.
Did
we run out of rebar, or put the furniture in before the foundation set
up?
The
wooden buildings are slowly decaying
A
water tank, gazing NE across the Rawhide Flats to the Navy's playground
and the Blow Sand Mountains.
I
think this was a floor- the walls and roof have since vanished
One
of the mine openings, ready to swallow an unsuspecting visitor.
One
thing we notice travelling around Churchill County is the varied geology.
There are some cool rocks around Terrill, believe you me.