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Retroman1969 · 08-28-2015, 07:09 PM

Thanks guys!
Yes, that is indeed an abandoned asylum.

opened in 1898, the subject of a scathing expose documentary in 1953, and shut down about 40 years ago amid horrible conditions.

I don't end up on dirt roads everyday, but occasionally spend much of the day on them. It's because I often have to go to very remote areas depending on the photography project that day. I cross my fingers that the roads will be passable when I get there.

I see a surprising number of 911s daily, mostly downtown, NW OKC, and Edmond. I hadn't noticed, but most do seem to be red! LOL. Today I spotted a gorgeous white 991 Cabrio with blue top. It really stood out.

08-28-2015, 07:09 PM	#13
Retroman1969 Registered User Join Date: May 2013 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 856	Thanks guys! Yes, that is indeed an abandoned asylum. opened in 1898, the subject of a scathing expose documentary in 1953, and shut down about 40 years ago amid horrible conditions. I don't end up on dirt roads everyday, but occasionally spend much of the day on them. It's because I often have to go to very remote areas depending on the photography project that day. I cross my fingers that the roads will be passable when I get there. I see a surprising number of 911s daily, mostly downtown, NW OKC, and Edmond. I hadn't noticed, but most do seem to be red! LOL. Today I spotted a gorgeous white 991 Cabrio with blue top. It really stood out. __________________ "Remember, I'm pulling for ya! We're all in this together."