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"Haven" redux
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Re: "Haven" redux
Are we talking about the same Trona? I, too, have been there. Desolation. Real estate is cheap because who would want to live there.
Gray_Cat said:Hey Doc - I've been to Trona, truly one of the garden spots of California. I don't understand why real estate is so cheap there....
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Are we talking about the same Trona? I, too, have been there. Desolation. Real estate is cheap because who would want to live there.
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and the high school has an 8 man football team. Home games are played on the rocky soil, those kids just REALLY want to play the game! I stopped in at the general store when I was there (this was just a "few" years ago) for refreshments. Then when I decided I would expend some Kodachrome there a company man type told me photography wasn't allowed. He was much larger than me so I didn't argue. Gotta say, I was just fascinated that people actually lived (and still do) there. I guess it's the isolation cause the place smells from the chemical processing plant and ain't real attractive in a traditional way.
and the high school has an 8 man football team. Home games are played on the rocky soil, those kids just REALLY want to play the game! I stopped in at the general store when I was there (this was just a "few" years ago) for refreshments. Then when I decided I would expend some Kodachrome there a company man type told me photography wasn't allowed. He was much larger than me so I didn't argue. Gotta say, I was just fascinated that people actually lived (and still do) there. I guess it's the isolation cause the place smells from the chemical processing plant and ain't real attractive in a traditional way.