Yesterday when I was going to the jail in Pattonsburg, MO to do an evaluation, I took a back road, and used the Google Maps application on my phone. It told me to turn off on a little road, and then... it told me I was there. But nobody else was there... it was incredibly spooky... I was in a deserted town. It turns out that Pattonsburg was flooded (twice!) in 1993, and after that they simply moved the town 3 miles up the road. What is left is something of a ghost town.
After I finished up at the jail, I drove back to take some pictures. Above is the old Methodist Church, almost entirely engulfed in trees and brush (and poison ivy! I hope I didn't get any of it on my skin!).
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Church, Left Behind.
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