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Next to Kelso Depot is an old metal structure that was formerly used as Kelso's jail!

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01797-kelso-jail.jpg Just before Kelso Depot and the train tracks, I cross Kelso's back street where sit a few inhabited housesThumbnailsI take a one-hour break and cool down in Kelso Depot's air conditioning before starting the climb up to Mid Hills campgroundJust before Kelso Depot and the train tracks, I cross Kelso's back street where sit a few inhabited housesThumbnailsI take a one-hour break and cool down in Kelso Depot's air conditioning before starting the climb up to Mid Hills campgroundJust before Kelso Depot and the train tracks, I cross Kelso's back street where sit a few inhabited housesThumbnailsI take a one-hour break and cool down in Kelso Depot's air conditioning before starting the climb up to Mid Hills campgroundJust before Kelso Depot and the train tracks, I cross Kelso's back street where sit a few inhabited housesThumbnailsI take a one-hour break and cool down in Kelso Depot's air conditioning before starting the climb up to Mid Hills campgroundJust before Kelso Depot and the train tracks, I cross Kelso's back street where sit a few inhabited housesThumbnailsI take a one-hour break and cool down in Kelso Depot's air conditioning before starting the climb up to Mid Hills campground

It's a bit more like a cage for a big wild animal, but maybe that's intended (and appropriate).