Gone, But Not Forgotten


Next to the dirt road leading to the Morristown cemetery, we noticed an abandoned building and trailer sitting all by themselves.  Since we can't resist a boarded up structure, especially with a deserted trailer behind it, we stopped to get pictures after visiting the cemetery.  From the looks of it, we thought the building might have been a hotel and the owner stayed in the trailer behind it.  Whatever the story of this place was, we thought it was a cool photo op.










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  1. I have to admit, I was feeling half-tempted to find out what the place was going for. I loved it and it was in a very cool area as far as being near the high-country, but I think I'd go a bit mad living out there alone and it wouldn't be pretty, something like "Psycho" I'm thinking.

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  2. Sis; "We all go a little mad sometimes" (Norman Bates)... I just wanted to see what the inside looked like. I loved the vines growing on the outside up to the eves. That showed us that even in the abandoned places, life still goes on.

    Zoe; thanks, that place took us by surprise. We were not looking for it. It just happened to be on the way to the cemetery.

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  3. It's so cool to see the inside of this place. I lived in Morristown for about a year, and while I was there this place was still open. Unfortunately, it had a bar in it and I was underage at the time so I never got to see it. I live a few hours out now, but whenever I go to visit family in Wickenburg I am SO tempted to sneak in.

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