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Schools Out!

Schools Out!

In Antelope, Oregon, this old school appears to be no longer in use, although the flag is out and proudly waving. The town of Antelope had an approximate popula...
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In Antelope, Oregon, this old school appears to be no longer in use, although the flag is out and proudly waving. The town of Antelope had an approximate population of 50 in 2019. From September 1984 until November 1985 the town was named "Rajneesh". I was out on a weekend roadtrip looking for ghost towns when I came across this school. Taken Saturday, July 27th, 2019.
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OLYMPUS E-M5MarkII

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Aperture 100/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 12/1

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Antelope, Oregon, US

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Dec, 2020

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