...focus on Eastern Colorado [mostly photographs]

[Xlratr]

I think I know. For most that remain in these almost ghost towns, it's family, tradition, religion, and work. They love the quiet, the peacefulness, that makes for an uncomplicated life. Not an easy life but one devoid of the stresses in a big city. Many of these towns are dying. One reason is the newer generations want more and the economics are poor with few opportunities. Just my thoughts.
Bill

I can imagine that's the way it is. And I'm sure it must have it's rewards too. Must be difficult for the Teens though.
John

[keener]

Well done Bill...
thank you

[Daniel Kalal]

Daniel, would you mind telling us how you put together your web page?  Your web site looks great and clearly works good to link photos also.   Do you host it yourself?

My domain, dankalal.net, is hosted by bluehost.com (bluehost is owned by a larger company that owns other web hosting companies--it's huge).

There are lots of html editors out there; don't sweat that.  Content is the main thing that will keep your web page from becoming old and static (any specific questions, just pm me).

[K250]

My domain, dankalal.net, is hosted by bluehost.com (bluehost is owned by a larger company that owns other web hosting companies--it's huge).

(any specific questions, just pm me).

Thanks Daniel, appreciate it.  Looking up Bluehost, a person could get their own web space from them for $50 a year, which is not a ton more than what a paid photo hosting site costs. Just a matter of it's presumably more time consuming.