Main Street, USA by beachzz
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A couple of years ago, I spent a week at my son's house when he was living in Groveland, California. It's a tiny town, population about 600 and there's not much there there!! But I loved the time I was there and this foto just seems to tell it like it is. Oh, it also boasts the longest continuously open saloon in the US--the Iron Door. It was a gold rush town back in the day and must've been hoppin.
Comments (11)
This looks like the perfect place to hang out and chill...and get a drink at the local saloon. We need saloons now, I mean, real saloons and not bars: I want floozies and piano-players, and guys playing poker while smoking cigars...with their horses outside. Eh, but we're a bit too modern for that. Oh well...at least I can dream. I like this photo a lot; it has the nice "Sunday stroll" vibe to it.
I see bingo! Nice shot!
like the shadows on the pavement looks like organbooks
Looks like an interesting place.
How wonderful to live in such a small place! You catch the feeling well.
Cool catch of this bit of americana...I love small towns!
Very nice work.
Stellar capture of the main street of the booming metropolis of Groveland, Maz. I like small towns like this, where everyone knows your name and the law consists of one sheriff and his/her deputy.
Its amazing that you got this shot without any people? I bet either they were all behind you or its that time of day when everyone is indoors. I remember when our town use to be like this. Now days, we have to lock our doors.... The Good Ole Days. Aloha
yes do look like the good old days.
That's a small-town vibe, all right. I've been seeing a few of these along the way! :)