The entrance to the old water intake on the Sacramento River. There is a much larger and more modern looking structure next to this that is currently used to pump water out of the river for the city. This one still has a certain amount of rustic charm to it.
Old South Meeting House in Boston. One of the great things about Boston is its history, like this old hall. There is also a lot of new architecture too, and there is no separating them.
If a wall with many skulls carved in it doesn’t get your attention, I don’t know what will. Perhaps the Mayans that built this wall were trying to warn others of their affinity for sacrifice. I think I was pretty safe when I took this photo, but many years ago that may have not been the case.
This is a typical view in the area I grew up of a snowy barn in winter. I have to admit it is a sight that I miss every once in awhile!
This old piece of brewing equipement at Sierra Nevada in Chico caught my eye. The shape of the old valve handles really stands out.
When I was walking home from dinner I came across an old wall and fence of a building that looked like it was being torn down. I was able to contrast this with some new buildings in the background and the night sky.
An interesting old staircase that leads to somewhere you probably don’t want to go.
