But in Detroit, it is.
Utterly chilling. Post-industrial doesn't really sum it up.
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I came, I saw, I gnawed it to death.
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1 comment:
I looked at all those photos this morning too.
The abandoned libraries were the saddest.
I was in Detroit in 1990 and my hosts took* me on a tour of the boarded-up city blocks.It was amazing and horrifying.
*not in their 'best' car.
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