Miner's Cabin

Superbe rendu ,le temps a laissé son empreinte et fait son effet +++++

Just in the middle of nowhere ! Impressive pictures, Ron !

Very evocative images of what must have been tough living conditions, Ron.

Da war noch Bescheidenheit angesagt,und Sehr harte Arbeit!

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Excellent, but I'm puzzled by the wine bottle. That label style is fairly recent (last 20 years I'd say) and it also hasn't gathered much dust. I reckon it was left by a recent visitor to confuse the confusable!

The label on the bottle, Andy, says 1917. Whether that is correct or not I do not know but the area is remote enough and dry enough that it could be as old as the label says.

I didn't see the date at first, Ron. I see you have mentioned it in the bottle photo notes.
Still, I can't see how it is possible. I could accept the date as being the company foundation date but certainly not the vintage of the wine itself. I would bet money on it. The wine type is of a fairly cheap, non-vintage style too.
The clincher is that no wine anywhere in the world had a label that used this modern typeface in 1917.
If you can prove me wrong, I will certainly eat large dollops of humble pie! :o)))

I looked the bottle up on line and it is indeed modern, in fact they still sell a wine with that label and date on it, so there's no need to eat any kind of pie.

Oh well, it's a pity in some ways!!

Awesome shots!

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I wonder how old the cabin is.

I could find no information about the cabin anywhere.

Seen from a distance, the cabin seems to be in an amazingly good condition. Impressive shots, Ron!

It is really the end of the world, Ron.
You took the most significant and common details for our amateur understanding, thank you.

This is impressive Ron, wow...
Once, very long ago I was there also in the middle of nowhere in Death Valley. I'll never forget it...

Greetz, Christien.

Excellente composition. Fèlicitations !!!!