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The Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehicles

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03353-cima-trucks.jpg Two very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima storeThumbnailsFaded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and CattleTwo very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima storeThumbnailsFaded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and CattleTwo very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima storeThumbnailsFaded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and CattleTwo very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima storeThumbnailsFaded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and CattleTwo very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima storeThumbnailsFaded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and Cattle

An old toilet sits out here too. If the area weren't still occupied, it would be interesting to walk behind the fence and explore this chaotic outdoor museum.