Chloride Ghost Town series by ariz
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Description
A beauty of a Hawk comes in for the kill on that nasty RattleSnake.
This is Chloride Az or what left of it. In reality it has more bulindings than this since 1978.
People have been moving back in from time to time due to the Silver and some gold found in thisd area.
Chloride located under the Cerbat Mt's became a town in 1862. Lots of Silver. It died out 4 times but always seemed to come back. It had it normal amount and crime but mostly hard working miners and very little real interesting crime. No famous shoot outs or famous people lived here.
One interesting story is about A Naval Officer who had a dream he would drown. So he retired from the Navy and moved to chloride. He fell down a well and drowned. The guy that bought his house for tax's turned it into a brothel.
Tg and PSP for post.
Comments (8)
Snow_Angel
Your stories are amazing Frank! Really gives you the feel of the area in the image! This is an incredible work,the terrain is awesome and the plants,wild life and buildings really make this a fantastic scene! V :)
Dinalt
Beautiful scene again, and love the story about the Naval Officer - helps to bring the town to life. Excellent work.
Darthmagus
Beautiful composition! Excellent work.
adm5050
Super cool image, really like the broken down, old stone structures. Another fantastic story. Maybe you should of been a Shaman!!!
EoinArmstrong
Great pw (esp. the buildings) and once again excellent scene setting; nice mood in the pic too
choronr
I know Chloride Frank. We pass it on the way to Vegas. This series is beautiful. This composition is excellent.
susanmoses
Such a charming ghost town... and great story. Chloride hmmm... very unusual Terragen. I love it!
PatGoltz
Your distant mountains have a stunning surface. You just keep getting better and better! I love your story, and the old buildings really do look like a ghost town.