Ghost town

Fabulous Al Capone license plates colorful wall Diana !

Thank you, Leopold...very atmospheric!

What a lovely surprise to be linked to an Australian hamlet in the middle of a desert!! Thanks for the tag -- I feel pretty spectral myself at times ..rofl :-)

I have seen old mining towns in the US ( Wyoming, Montana..) preserved for historical and tourism purposes of course. ( they tend to lack in authenticity somewhat:!))
This one seems to have been visited by many vehicles with car plates not at all rusty ah ah
Still it's always fun

Have a nice evening Diana !

Hi Leonora....this place, despite the number plates, is not touristed. No one lives there, and it has been empty both times we have visited....there is no office, no facilities, just deserted houses. I think some people from Leonora Keep an eye on it occasionally, but it is so remote that almost no-one ever goes there. There is negligible rain here so the licence plates, which are not current models, keep fairly well, I guess.
I was going to take a pic in Leonora for you....but it was not photogenic...
Have a lovely evening!

No. There are people living in the tiny desert town of Leonora, about 5 km away. Leonora is about 250 km from any other town. They are old gold mining sites.

Ce lieu a été visité par de nombreux véhicules avec des plaques d'immatriculation qui ne sont pas du tout rouillé ....j'aime beaucoup cette photo.
Merci des tes commentaires****

Merci à toi, Eve

my kinda place!

Mine too...love it!

j'adore...elle "raconte" tellement...ce doit être treès interessant à visiter...bonne journée

Oui...exactement!!!! une histoire.......merci et bonn journee a toi, Simone

This is so far from anything.....250 km to the nearest town (work)and arid desert ...no water to grow things or even to shower...no possibility to live there.....

Bonjour et merci, Cath

a bit eerie there, isn't it ?

It is...but it is fascinating eerie rather than creepy....

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j'aime beaucoup.

Je te remercie!

This is the story of bankers and grashoppers, for sure...