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robertpaulsen

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11. Thanks for the recommendations! Here's our latest video.

Reply to jonno99 (Reply #10)

Fri Sep 23, 2016, 06:08 PM

Sep 2016

It's literally just up the street from Corriganville Park. The Santa Susanna Railroad Depot has a remarkable history of its own, but what made it really special for us was that it also displayed the history of Corriganville and filled in a lot of questions that we had about it.

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Does anyone else like to travel to abandoned places? [View all] robertpaulsen Sep 2016 OP

Years ago we bought my dad a book titled Ghost Towns of the Old West. Staph Sep 2016 #1

I wish I had that book! robertpaulsen Sep 2016 #4

I think that this is the book. Staph Sep 2016 #9

A few times Major Nikon Sep 2016 #2

Both places sound awesome. robertpaulsen Sep 2016 #5

Yes. My partner? Not so much. Sigh... nt jonno99 Sep 2016 #3

Sorry to hear that. robertpaulsen Sep 2016 #6

Perhaps you're a fan of the western writer Louis L'Amour? Those are the jonno99 Sep 2016 #7

I do like L'Amour! robertpaulsen Sep 2016 #8

For fans of L'Amour I always recommend 2 books that are off the beaten path: jonno99 Sep 2016 #10

Thanks for the recommendations! Here's our latest video. robertpaulsen Sep 2016 #11