One Thing, Three Ways: Old Military Bunkers in the Marin Headlands
“The ruins of old military bunkers, batteries and other defensive structures are scattered throughout the Marin Headlands. Most of them are in a state of abandon and disrepair, crumbling, falling down, and covered with the graffiti of a modern world that no longer remembers why these buildings were here.”
~ Mill Valley Patch, November 12, 2012
Here are some of the graffiti-covered, abandoned military structures I encountered as I hiked up the hill from the Point Bonita Lighthouse last August. What do you think? Do you have a favorite below?
Graffiti Photo #1. For some reason, this one reminds me of Mr. Snuffleupagus on Sesame Street.
Graffiti Photo #2. An abandoned bunker with a view of the beautiful San Francisco Bay.
Graffiti Photo #3. Yes, it’s still graffiti and probably not supposed to be there, but some folks can sure do some talented things with spray paint!
On Today’s Date in the Past:
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#3 🙂
Thanks! Aren’t these graffiti artists talented? I’d barely be able to write “Sage was here” with a can of spray paint! 🙂
I could maybe do a pathetic stick figure and that would be about it LOL!