Along Crawfordville highway in between Panacea and Tallahassee is a Ford Car Graveyard. Twenty + cars dated from early 1900’s to mid are arranged in a semicircle from oldest to youngest. My girls and I stopped here coming back from the beach in Panacea.
This is a 27 picture panorama.
Evidently, all these cars were used on Pat Harvey’s family farm. Now, they’ve been laid out to pasture to collect vines and iron oxide.
This looks like a frame right out of a 1920s mobster movie:
Eventually, all the cars will fade into the background.
The only drivers now seem to be the spiders.
This place inspires all level of shutterbugs. Even my 9 year old wanted to capture a few.
These are the pictures she captured using my happy crappy 5 mg Windows Phone camera:
If you would like to visit this Roadside Wonder, it’s located just past Crawfordville before Medart on FL SR 319. Address: 4204 Crawfordville Hwy, Crawfordville, FL 32327.
Picture by Sarah
Next up: The farm that we were visiting in Panacea.
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