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Wow, awesome! thanks so much for the info and pictures!

A friend and I came across this and couldnt figure out what it is. It is maybe a mile or two away from Martha Furnace. Idk why the picture keeps coming up sideways....

i have wandered around there twice and still couldnt find it. There was a lot of flooding, so guess ill bring my wellies next time

oh and whoops I forgot I was originally signed in as venturestoanomaly

I understand that more traffic is no good for hopes of keeping the ruins around, however, its a catch 22. why worry about the ruins if no one looks at them, however when more people go to see them, you run the risk of morons feeling the need to destroy them. I get it. however educating people...

who cares if people take from the ruins if its buried anyway? im not trying to be a smartass. I honestly don't get it. they destroyed something to stop others from destroying it?

the answer to the dwarf pines didn't lead me to any real dwarf pines. idk. they weren't as small as expected. but anyway. the comment was in response to people blaming "kids" for all the issues with disintegrating ruins. the purgatory house was dangerous anyway and should have been removed. I...

Pasadena isn't your house buddy, so youre going to have to think harder to try to make some sense of that statement. Historians don't have much else to learn from watching bricks rot in the woods. and yes, I was just at Pasadena and the artwork was beautiful and interesting. sorry you don't own...

That is a selfish thing to say. I hope you feel special about being one of "the few" who knows about these amazing pieces of history. Oh, its all the kids fault. If people don't educate other generations about these things, the appreciation for it will disappear. It's funny how older people have...

But now there isn't anything to see or appreciate. Some people are just too darn greedy and possessive. I will never see any of these ruins because of the stupid actions of these people. thanks a lot

What is not? The graffiti isn't tasteful? I guess you have to appreciate art to understand. Some rotting pile of bricks can be appreciated with someones artwork on it. Its not like Pasadena is some bigtime relic. bitter oldheads becoming possessive of an old brick factory. that's what sad. You...

I wandered around aimlessly last night trying to find these damn pygmy pines, but to no avail. Can anybody please give me some accurate and precise directions to the dwarf pines?