Reminds me of an old building my father and I found in a small forest behind our farm on Maui. May have been an old church. As we found what looked like a pew under some brush we were clearing out. I love finding and exploring old buildings like this.
@TheJagsman I'm sure there are a few where I am now. I know this is a very historical town, as it used to be California's capital many many years ago. This was a famous harbor with sardine fishing and it was a port for the navy during WWII. There are many buildings here that are marked as historical, some of which no one is allowed to enter. They are just marked with plaques with their history. Some are opened just a couple hours over the weekend. But, I'm sure there are others here that have a mystery about them, and even some hidden in areas that are now forests. Personally, I moved here right after a severe accident that doesn't allow me to do as much hiking that I used to. The pain sometimes is unbearable to even walk across town.
@CoffeeFirst Cemeteries are good fun, one in Glasgow that dates back 300 years, its in the city centre but once in the cemetery due to its configuration, its pretty quiet, nice place to sit down
Worst I got was photographing an abandoned school in the southside, I was round the back and two teens came out a house that backs onto the school perimeter fence, they entered the school grounds, ignored me and then headed to the road at the front
Went I went back round to the front of the school, they were at the fence shouting "You're a wanker"
