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Old refigerator in the back porch of an abandoned house at Cima, Mojave National Preserve

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03614-refrigerator.jpg It always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at CimaIt always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at CimaIt always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at CimaIt always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at CimaIt always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at CimaIt always amazes me that houses like this one at Cima can be left to decay literally to the point of collapsingThumbnailsInside one of the rooms of the collapsing house at Cima

The back porch doesn't have exterior walls anymore.