More Than a Town: Ghost Towns

It is not a small town that has several wooden structures on desolate, harsh and barren desert floors. The structure went through a cold cold weather in the raw season, a sandstorm, a hot, hot, cold desert night. As silent and silent soldiers guarded, we saw these bodies staggering and leaving time. But behind these weathered plates, fragments of broken glass, long-term debris is not just a small town, or a ghost town most people know.

Ghost town is abandoned village, town or city. It is usually a town with many visible ruins. The city often becomes a ghost town due to failure of economic activities that support it, human disasters such as floods, long-term drought, government actions, violence, pollution, nuclear disasters and so on. This term may refer to cities, towns, and communities that are still resident but far below the past few years; for example, those who suffer from high unemployment rates or unjust emotions

Ghost Towns writer Gary B. Speck: Yesterday and today's dust in the wind: America is estimated to have 25,000 to 35,000 ghost towns in the USA Ghost Town Guide in the USA. A town that faded in the heyday. If this is a classic Old West ghost town, the body of California will become a gold mining camp in 1859. Resident Peak But with the supply of gold found in neighboring provinces and consumption of other 'prosperous' towns, the body was almost uninhabited in 1920.

Today, California's Body Ghost Town is one of the most authentic abandoned gold mining towns in Old West (Figure 1). In another sense, it is also known as the "ghost" town: According to the television documentary, it is claimed that the body lives in the town of the guardian against the thief's ghost (Beyond 2000) . It is said that visitors who dare to remove artifacts may be bothered by a bad "Bodie Curse". The gold found in Suttermill at the foot of the Western Sierra Mountains in 1849 attracted men and women to California from the United States and the world. . The spacecraft is equipped with shovels, shovels, and a golden pot located everywhere to find sediments of sand.