Tired

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you're courageous, your photos are great. I love this site. i don't know who is the girl, but she's very courageous too. congratulations

lol

Insert midi theme song here

S3an

Wed 11-16-2005

do be careful at old military sites, uxos are continuously being found. live rounds have been found that go all the way back to the civil war, wwI & II uxos aren't uncommon at all.
btw, really love the site.

tcb

Fri 12-16-2005

I love this site too. I want to go back to the tunnels but I can't remember where the entrance is. Where is it?

wiccan 1

Thu 01-12-2006

motts, isnt this also known as clausland mountain?

Yes it is.

It's kind of funny seeing Candace without all her stage garb on. It's a good thing ... but still kind of strange.

Serrena

Thu 01-26-2006

your both are gorgous and your work is to die for it fills my spine with enegey i cannot quite place my finger on but it changes me

illutionary

Sat 06-17-2006

Motts~I wish I was rich. I'd be offering you book deals! I would love to see your work in a series of books.
At the Enchanted Forest's birthday celebration there were some artists selling their painted artwork of the place.
Also put some of their art up for auction there.
Have you ever shown your work in a gallery or done anything like that before?

Ladyhawke04008

Sat 07-01-2006

Have I ever told you that you rock, Motts?

Ozzy

Sat 10-28-2006

tcb is right about the uxo's.

UXO stands for unexploded ordnance.
When I was stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina from late August, 1994 - November, 1996 I accidently found an unexploded artillery shell when I was digging a hasty fighting position.
( A hasty fighting position is not the same as a foxhole. ) I actuallly hit the damn thing with my E - tool. { entrenching tool; the Army's fancy name for a shovel }. And when I turned around the other four Soldiers had run off behind the trees and had left me for possible death.

So be careful when you are exploring old Military sites.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

Joseph

Wed 03-14-2007

Thank you for conveying the beauty I found in these places growing up. Wonderful captures!

Nice work!

when was the shell from?

trevor (you know who)

Wed 09-12-2007

scary stuff! crickets everywhere. Indiana Jones style!

Candace

Mon 10-01-2007

Candace you ROCK GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!

Debbie

Fri 10-19-2007

they have all those signs at the old military base near me (Caution--Blast Area) but my stepdad was stationed there, as was a neighbor, and they said about the only thing you'd find laying around was small caliber...rifle rounds, etc.

Ian

Tue 01-01-2008

iwas looking for good direction to find the the entrance to the caves was looking to head up there to check them out, email me gqhydro@aol.com , sweet site

hydro

Mon 04-21-2008

How do you get to the tweed mountain tunnels?

Gabby

Mon 02-16-2009

I attended Nyack College back in the late 70's/early 80's. My buddies and I went their occasionally. Cool place. I remember walking thru the collapsed tunnel and realizing that the rest of it could go at anytime. Someday, tho, somebody will have to 'develop' the area, and it will be all gone.

eric

Mon 02-23-2009

They will never develop that area. It is State Park Land. I am going for the 1st time ever tomorrow. Very excited. I heard of this place as a kid and was always curious. Never thought it was ever like this. I thought it was very very run down and actually underground. So I never bothered. Nor did I ever hear about it from other people. I went to TZ HS too.

LouDog

Sun 11-08-2009

How Do Yhu Guys Come Across Abandoned Places Like These...The Creepiness&Abandonment; Gives It A Good Look For Photoqraphy

CreasyKa

Thu 04-01-2010

I slept in the building at the end of that tunnel. (35 years ago) Still get the willies thinking about it! We used to walk thru them too. Good times!

Debbie Lannon, West Nyack

Fri 06-04-2010

There's city parkland in the woods in the area of our airport. (south end) The park district runs week-long overnight camp sessions in the summer and I got to go for a few days on a grade school mini camp. Anyhoo, the park gets closed every so often for ammo sweeps-the place used to be our WWII training camp. On the night hikes, we got to go over to the old bunkers back in the trees. (another cool thing-a geology walk along the river bluffs to find rocks with fossils, which I did.)

STL girl

Sun 06-20-2010

We partied at the tunnels quite alot back in the day ( early 80's). Those were fun times then! Now that I'm older I wish I was more into the history of what the tunnels were for. Im glad you posted the pictures as they have brought back alot of memories and will at least preserve some history of the place!

Dawn, Michigan

Fri 08-20-2010

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