Llano del Rio Collective

This place is super awesome to visit, if you don't mind the plentiful rattlesnakes. The foundations of the buildings are still there, and there are a surprising number of them that are in surprisingly good condition. The well is overgrown, but it could probably be made to work with a little effort, it's that well-preserved. It's also cool since no one seems to go there. We were there for over an hour and no one else came by. So you kind of get your own private tour of early 20th century Californian history.

Known about this place since I was a young boy. A perfect example of what something looks like after left wing regressives get their filthy mits on it. That is why I gave five stars, but the ideology deserves none. Drop by, have a look.

This site was the most memorable places we visited. This colony later moved to Louisiana. My husband's parents moved there before he was born, but he was totally knowledgeable of almost every aspect of the original colony in California.