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This location was demolished in 2011.

234 abandoned housing units spread across maybe a dozen buildings as well as the burnt out community centre. It is massive. The housing is worth exploring but fairly repetitive and uninteresting because they've all been emptied, besides some variety in wallpaper there isn't much to see inside of each unit and the construction is very uniform throughout. There are a few locked and undamaged buildings that still have power and lighting, I was not able to find a way in. In my opinion the community centre alone is worth the trip as it is still filled with furniture, documentation, and history.

My guess is that they're left over from when it was an active residential property. Doubt they're in use right now, property is being demolished, interiors have been emptied, not much to protect. I was there for a few hours, often in plain view of the cameras, no issue.

The portal is still accessible but it's a pretty savage hike up the mountain to access it. Frank has a good video of the mine itself. https://youtu.be/J1g8k7e8J98 The slope at the mill site is really bad but if you want to shoot the entire mill it's the only way down to the water. Very loose rock all of the way up, if you misstep you're surfing a rockslide.

Awesome set, love the indoor snow shots. This one would have been really cool to explore in the snow.

Recognize the flower tags from Barber Mill, that guy gets around.

Thanks, Nov 21st, less than a month ago.