2 thoughts on “Abandoned Service Station, Lumber City”
Wendell Theus
HI BRIAN, FORGOT IN MY COMMENT—- DID YOU REALIZE THAT WHERE YOU TOOK THIS PHOTO, YOU WERE ONLY A FEW MILES (TOWARDS JACKSONVILLE, GA.) FROM WHERE THE WORLD CHAMPION LARGEMOUTH BASS WAS CAUGHT?? IN 1932, GEORGE PERRY A RESIDENT OF GLYNN COUNTY CAUGHT THE GIANT FISH ON WHAT IS NOW HORSE CREEK WMA. THE RECORD STILL STANDS TODAY!! —— 23 LBS. 4 OZ.!!!
WENDELL
HI BRIAN, GREAT WORK AND GREAT PHOTO. MAKES ME THINK BACK TO THE TIMES IN THE 1960’S WHEN HWY. 301 WAS THE MAIN THOROUGH FARE FROM “UP NORTH” TO FLORIDA’S SEEMINGLY ENDLESS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS. BUSINESSES LIKE THIS SPRANG UP LIKE MUSHROOMS ON ALL ROADS NORTH AND SOUTH.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
WENDELL
HI BRIAN, FORGOT IN MY COMMENT—- DID YOU REALIZE THAT WHERE YOU TOOK THIS PHOTO, YOU WERE ONLY A FEW MILES (TOWARDS JACKSONVILLE, GA.) FROM WHERE THE WORLD CHAMPION LARGEMOUTH BASS WAS CAUGHT?? IN 1932, GEORGE PERRY A RESIDENT OF GLYNN COUNTY CAUGHT THE GIANT FISH ON WHAT IS NOW HORSE CREEK WMA. THE RECORD STILL STANDS TODAY!! —— 23 LBS. 4 OZ.!!!
WENDELL
HI BRIAN, GREAT WORK AND GREAT PHOTO. MAKES ME THINK BACK TO THE TIMES IN THE 1960’S WHEN HWY. 301 WAS THE MAIN THOROUGH FARE FROM “UP NORTH” TO FLORIDA’S SEEMINGLY ENDLESS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS. BUSINESSES LIKE THIS SPRANG UP LIKE MUSHROOMS ON ALL ROADS NORTH AND SOUTH.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
WENDELL