Silver State Ghost Towns GuestbookThere are currently 129 messages. Message Number: 129 - Thursday, February 2, 2012 18:40:29 PDT [IP = 75.204.79.55] -United States ![]()
I very much enjoyed looking through your site and pictures. I too am a photographer and take many of the same type of pictures. I have always wanted to visit the old ghost towns of the southwest but haven`t been able to because of the lack of funds. You have a good eye photography and have been very blessed to be able to do what you love. Thank you for sharing. Dan Simonds USMC Alabama Message Number: 128 - Tuesday, January 31, 2012 20:29:05 PDT [IP = 184.19.133.239] -United States ![]()
I visited the Gold Mining Town of Bodie in October 2011. I was very impressed with the town, it felt like I stepped back in history. The Donkeys roaming the street was unique. Living in West Virginia and visiting Nevada was like night and day. I will return. A very nice Website Message Number: 127 - Friday, January 27, 2012 14:33:51 PDT [IP = 71.36.68.162] -United States ![]()
Thanks for the great pictures of a beautiful state that is more than just LasVegas..Although it is an interesting place to visit I think the real beauty of any state is what God created and gave us as a place of meditation--the natural wilderness. Long may the West be a place of vast beauty and remain wild.
Message Number: 124 - Friday, January 20, 2012 22:58:44 PDT [IP = 67.182.160.156] -United States ![]()
Excellent site. I am jealous of the places you have been and the things you have seen. What a world, huh? I very much liked your vehicle and camp setup. It is something to strive for! Bruce Newland Message Number: 123 - Friday, January 13, 2012 08:18:17 PST [IP = 70.189.242.23] -United States ![]()
Regarding: Abandoned Mines / Picture Rock Mine The impressions in the rock you reported as "various sea plants and sea life" is incorrect. Correctly, the impressions are pyrolusite which is a mineral consisting essentially of manganese dioxide. The impressions are so detailed they are often mistaken as fossils. I even once saw a slab impression in a Florida museum mislabled as "Unknown Fossil". I pointed it out, but the curator was upset that an amatuer would know something he didn't. A few months later, I noticed the lable changed to "Pyrolusite". Message Number: 122 - Tuesday, January 10, 2012 22:10:50 PST [IP = 71.94.12.172] -United States ![]()
Thank you for these historical pictures. I'm a native Las Vegan and truly love all the sites in Nevada. Again, thank you for your efforts. Mary Lynn Ashworth Message Number: 121 - Thursday, January 5, 2012 10:59:35 PST [IP = 72.87.248.52] -United States ![]()
What a terrific website. Nevada truely is a beautiful state. Thanks for sharing. Message Number: 120 - Tuesday, January 3, 2012 19:36:39 PST [IP = 71.49.129.254] -United States ![]()
Very impressive site.
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