Rowley was a much more commercial type ghost town, with storefronts and spooky mannequins in the windows. Very small and still occupied with a few people, it was a very quick visit. We all tight-roped the left over railroad tracks and Jas found some geocaches. We wandered around trying to find a way into the grain stacks, but no dice. It was a cute little spot but not what I wanted to find on a ghost town excursion… Next time!
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