Typewriter Graveyard – While exploring the California desert near Joshua Tree I stumbled across a Wild West town called Pioneertown. It turns out the town was started as a movie set in the 40’s by Roy Rodgers, Gene Autry and others. This group of old typewriters was set up outside as an art exhibit. While Apple designs may look cool and all, the beauty of this old Remington still stands out.
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Wonderful photo of such a creative art exhibit!
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A typing pool for Ghost writers . I like this shot a lot :0)
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Wonderful photo. Such a great way to showcase these old typrwriters.
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Be still my beating heart. The mechanics of old equipment is a real love and weakness.
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This is soooooooo beautiful and intriguing! Bravo!
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Love this photograph. I’m not a nostalgic person, but I loved the feeling of nostalgia that washed over me when I saw it.
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This is such a touching shot . . .
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great photo 😉
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Really unique and great image Wade 🙂 Beautiful work.
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How cool to see these typewriters outside, against the mountain range. This image made me think of a story I heard on NPR about Tom Hanks and his love for typewriters.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2014/09/02/345254677/in-tom-hanks-ipad-app-typewriters-make-triumphant-return-ding
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Running across so many old typewriters bolted to classic school desks in the middle of the desert was a bit surreal and fun.
Thanks for the link. While I do remember taking typing class in school I don’t really miss typewriters. They look nice and classic but for someone that can’t spell computers and spell-check are the way to go.
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Really great photo. We still have one of these around.
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I so adore typewriters and this photo is stunning!
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