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Looks like the perfect place for a good game of H-O-R-S-E! What a wonderful shot!!!

This is a perfect example of why I have been so fortunate on this trip. Compare this to Susan's land. On the one hand, there is no comparison, but on the other, this is as weird a scene as Ingomar. I felt like I had discovered the ruins of an ancient civilization in the Amazonian Jungle, when I stumbled into this. And there were no reference points like other buildings or nearby people. Absolutely spooky.

I think it is a fantastic place and that you have one gem of a photograph of it. Had I come upon this place I would have been wondering if my morning scone had been doctored with some leafy, green stuff. This is surreal.

What an amazing place you have spotted here. We are happy to have you delivering gems like this. Is it only me but I sense HDR on this photo?

Thanks for the comment. No HDR. I don't know how to do it.

OK, no HDR which mostly would look horrible (but not here by no means), if you care to view the Critique Forum then you would see many photos where white clouds are turned to black and other nasty things we photographers should keep off. I'm relieved you haven't started with that, phew. And yes, I know being very sensitive to HDR, blame my sharp eyes for that. ;-)

This ruin from Kentucky is best seen large. Thanks

when can i buy the book? i seriously want a book of this trip!

If only I had a book, I would gladly give you a copy.

BOOK??? Is David doing a book? Where's the line I want to be near the front for the book signing!

As long as I'm giving away non existent books, you will get one too. Yeah, FREE!

Waooaw...a beautiful color scene...what a find David...I particularly enjoy the splashes of green front and through the window, the roof structure and, and....well I ike it all...:-)

Thanks again. Although this was a kind of spooky find, and I was trespassing in a territory I did not know, I was ecstatic to come across this lovely scene. It still haunts me.