Ghost Town--#1 in a Series

This is Kelly, New Mexico, about a two-hour drive from our home in Albuquerque. It is an old mining town. If you stay with me this week, you will be surprised to see it has connections to New York City and Paris!

[Margo]

This is a very nice capture

[Charlie]

A little light on population.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Ricky Anderson]

This town ain't big enough for the both of us!

[Ranger Biscuit]

Ricky, you so funny!

[Thom Mitchell]

Don't think I've ever seen a population number on a sign that was this small!

[Denise Wood]

@ - how amazing :)

[Kathie]

Are those 2 ghosts? Can wait for the reveal.

[Janet B.]

Population 2?! I’m looking forward to your commentary about this intriguing shot!

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Casablanca]

@arthur2sheds That made me laugh!!

[Jane Anderson]

@777margo @bigdad @joansmor @arthur2sheds @ranger1 @rhoing @gilbertwood @kathiecb @janetb @kerristephens @bkbinthecity @casablanca
Thanks so much for commenting on my photo of the sign for Kelly, NM, population 2. Kelly is an old mining town that used to have 3,000 residents . It mined silver, lead and zinc carbonate, which is also called Smithsonite, after the same man the Smithsonian institute is named for. It is an ingredient used in paint.

[Harbie]

Lovely shot through the trees!

[DbJ_365]

Can't top @arthur2sheds comment. :)