The old mill is being slowly torn down. It is owned by Sierra Pacific and closed down about 4 years ago. I am sure the snow we have now is slowing the demolition process.
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3 comments:
There's something very comforting and homey about that picture.
I'm sure it will be strange when it's gone from the landscape...
I'm fascinated by old mills and industry. Nice picture. Glad you were able to take it before they demolished it forever.
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