5.11.2020 “Spoiler Alert” ————————————————— So I recently explored my first abandoned location, and I decided to bring my camera along. I found this piece of Graffiti art, and it was edgy and I liked it. But also it was the only piece of intelligent graffiti in the entire complex. ————————————————— Location Information: Opened in April 1955 as the Walkertown Drive-In and operated by Porter Garrett McGee, know also as ‘Fibber McGee. It was soon renamed Bel-Air Drive-In and was managed by W. Huntley. P.G. McGee died and it was taken over by Jim Styers known as 'the Voice of the Drive-In’. This out of the way country drive-in screened lesser fare and grindhouse films more than some of the larger drive-ins of the 1960’s. It closed in October 2000 due to the ill health of Jim Styers and he passed away in 2004. The location is currently for sale for $1,201,735 cinematreasures.org/theaters/34895 ————————————————— Camera: Canon Rebel T6 Lens: Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 ISO: 800 f/Stop: ...