Here are a couple more iPhone photos from the defunct Bonnie Springs Ranch. It’s kind of funny that I never noticed the No Photography sign over the bar until today! How did I miss it?
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I am glad you broke the rules on that since I never got to visit, there.
It was a neat place, I always enjoyed it in spite of going it alone.
Very interesting … lots of fun objects to see there. Is this by where you live?
Not close, it’s several miles southwest of the house. Outside the city actually. It’s all gone now, the property was purchased by greedy land developers. 😑😝😡
Way to capture photos before it was all gone! Are the land developers happy with their businesses now?
I honestly want nothing to do with the company. I’m from Michigan, moving down here and seeing the fragile landscape, I bothers me that these acres will be covered by homes and roads.
Yeah, it is hard to watch the beautiful acres turn into homes and roads. I feel that way when I look out at the fields in our neighborhood. Enjoy the views while they last.
I saw that happen back home in Michigan Shelley, wonderful acres my children and I played on in the 1990’s were sold then the pimples began popping up on the land. Grrr.
It definitely happens. 🙁 Spec homes that don’t seem to last long either.
We had similar shooting galleries at travelling fares in the UK but I’m willing to be they are now outlawed in the UK. No weapons allowed over here!
I understand, Richard. I hope the UK will reclaim it’s right to bear arms. There’s a gun shop not too far from me that can sell me a gun… We love our guns. I currently own zero guns but had a concealed carry permit back home. Perhaps that has something to do with the No Photos sign that I didn’t see? A Fare is what you pay for a ticket and such… It’s spelt Fair in that sense here.
Does that sign say, “No cameras”? I wonder why. Maybe the camera flash activates a score?
Good point, Dave. The attraction appeared to be totally abandoned though. Hmmm…