Nice gallery, Marnie!  It conveys well the past-it,
dust-covered nature of the town.  

What establishment was it that once had brass-framed
revolving doors in the third-to-last image?

Rick

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> I took these pictures about 14 months ago.  
> 
> Where I live, Contra Costa County, doesn't have much
> that is old and  funky. 
> Expect for Port Costa, a tiny town beyond Martinez.
> At one time it was a  
> major port in the California SF Bay Area, now it no
> longer has a pier and it's  
> population is about 100-150 or less, probably the
> smallest town in the area. One 
>  of the oldest too -- it only has about three
> buildings on each side of the 
> main  street (which is almost unpaved, because it
> has so many potholes). There 
> is one  restaurant people go to, but that is about
> the only surviving 
> business.  
> 
> Its so small one would think it hasn't much to
> shoot... on the other  hand 
> it's sort of a surreal little  town.
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> Comments  welcome. 
> 
> These are not my best but I haven't shown any for a
> while,  haven't shot for 
> a while, and went through my archives and thought
> these were  passable. I hope 
> to get back to Port Costa to try again one of these 
> days.
> 
> Marnie  Parker
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