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It always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsing

03613-cima.jpg Old hardwood-flooring slats peer out from beneath the debris of this abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsOld refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveOld hardwood-flooring slats peer out from beneath the debris of this abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsOld refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveOld hardwood-flooring slats peer out from beneath the debris of this abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsOld refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveOld hardwood-flooring slats peer out from beneath the debris of this abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsOld refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveOld hardwood-flooring slats peer out from beneath the debris of this abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsOld refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National Preserve

I guess I've lived too long in expensive urban areas where even modest houses are usually still worth maintaining in a livable state.