Castle Rock Ruins and a Tragic Love Story
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You are correct, the photos are missing. Wow, thanks for pointing that out. Wonder what happened to them.
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Shame isn’t it? One of the technical glitches with this website. I think you should feed back to the site admin about it.
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wow I really love the two of the three articles I’ve read so far. I have to go find the 3rd one. Really cool history,
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Thank you Ibad, glad you liked this and the first one, the third is about some ruins and a love story. It’s the best one!
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oops. I was confused at which article I was on, its early here. lol The first is The Whole Dam Area and the second Lake Wohlford and Bear Valley Dam.
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Oh what a tragic story 🙁 That poor guy! But super photos and great prose 🙂 Can you explain why the reservoir is off-limits to everyone? And Earl’s ‘castle’ too? From what I understand, they are on public land – or am I missing something?
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It is a drinking reservoir, they don’t want any contaminants.. I guess? Okay, the next question the castle. Back before Earl bought the place it was a 20 acre parcel of land, which was sectioned off and sold. I think the castle part was donated to the city by Earl from what I understand. I hope this answers some questions. Thanks so much for reading each one, much appreciation, always!
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What an amazing love story and stunning pictures. Makes me wish I could visit and get the feel of the place.
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I loved the story no matter how it might of changed as stories do as they are retold. My feelings were of wonder at first. The physical work that he did is amazing. Shows what a man can do, for no matter the reason if he just puts his mind to it. (Or woman)
Then you get kind of mad at Ava.. and lastly you just enjoy each little spot, and let the artist side take over..Click, snap.
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Beautiful story, and I wonder how or what it feels like to be loved so profoundly for a husband to go such extend! I love all your shots
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An interesting story about the devotion of love. All these beautiful offerings are useless, but not as an inheritance for us.
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That is a great way of looking at any ruins, they do tell a story, and more often evokes so many questions.. Thank you Albert.
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An inheritance that implies any history, always gives us valuable experience or lessons. You’re most welcome, Kim.
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Thank you Elenka, I do try to post at least 7 a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. Life gets in the way at times.
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wow I really love the two of the three articles I’ve read so far. I have to go find the 3rd one. Really cool history,
love and a castle never finished. -
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