Skywola
Sr. Member
On my last vacation, I was up at Two Guns, then I went to Canyon Diablo. By the way, if you decide to go to Canyon Diablo, it is not easy to get to from the south. In my photos you will see a picture of a pile of dirt and flatbed railroad cars. That is what greets you when you get there if you are driving up from Two Guns. Other than that, Canyon Diablo, in contrast to its earlier days, is one of the quietest places I have visited, short of an occasional train passing by.
Canyon Diablo is on the Indian Reservation, and people were buried there, so you probably don't want to go metal detecting there. In the photo with the square cement thing, and the other long rectangle-shaped cement, I have no idea what it is, but there is some form of kiln in the area too, so that is food for thought.
Two Gun was very interesting, as I can best tell, Two Guns was on the east side of Diablo Canyon, and the old tourist trap, (the zoo, etc.) was located on the west side. The Indian Cave is nearly directly below Two Guns. . .
Canyon Diablo is on the Indian Reservation, and people were buried there, so you probably don't want to go metal detecting there. In the photo with the square cement thing, and the other long rectangle-shaped cement, I have no idea what it is, but there is some form of kiln in the area too, so that is food for thought.
Two Gun was very interesting, as I can best tell, Two Guns was on the east side of Diablo Canyon, and the old tourist trap, (the zoo, etc.) was located on the west side. The Indian Cave is nearly directly below Two Guns. . .
fantastic pictures
