Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 April 2012
On Neighbourhood Watch
The following images are taken in the neighbourhood in Salton City on a full moon night. It ended up being cloudy, so couldn't see much of the moon... so I focused on what surrounded me on the ground level. One of the neighbours has a flourescent light in his front garden which colours the rest of the neighbourhood in this greenish tint.....
Monday, 13 February 2012
Salton Sea Trip late January down South Day 1
The trip on the way to Slab City. Helicopters, fires, old historical buildings, ponds, mudpots, large dried up inlets. A varied day.
Helicopter being used for spraying - he came flying towards us and waved us to get the hell out of there

Flowers being sprayed

South end of the Sea - Canal running into the Salton Sea

Southern Salton Sea - flats getting drier and drier

Pond with I am guessing Algae


Inlet at the Salton Sea

Warning - Water may be shallow....

The tongue of a Mudpot

Little Volcanoes

The Adobe: a building with an interesting history: during the Prohibition in the twenties, it was a drinking den; in the thirties and fourties a Brothel and in the fifties at the height of the popularity of the Salton Sea, it became a Health Spa.

The old bathhouse with showers and toilets

Inside the bathhouse: Art and disused toilets

Old baths - the Adobe used to be a spa in the fifties. It is quite possible that there were natural hotsprings.

A hunter had accidentaly started a fire during the time that we were at the Adobe.

Labels:
architecture,
farmland,
old spas,
salt flats,
Salton Sea
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