Wilder Ranch Cabin And Rodeo Ground — Attraction in Santa Cruz

I posted an album of spheries (360 degree spherical images) for people to take a spin around the Wilder Ranch Cabin and Rodeo Ground.

Imagine yourself driving this old farm equipment by viewing the spheries taken from the perspective of sitting on the farm equipment seat.

From the posted Cabin sign, "The Cabin was the hub of recreation activity during the 1930s and 40s at Wilder Ranch. While the adjacent Arena was used for rodeos and practice, the Cabin was a place to eat, drink, and swap cowboy tricks of the trade. The Cabin was built in 1932 by members of the Wilder family and their employees from wood scavenged from an old shingle camp. Each rock of the stone chimney was hand carried from nearby Meder Creek. In their zest to finish the job in a timely manner, the Wilders stack too many rocks before the mortar dried, and the entire chimney collapsed. Their second attempt was a success and this same chimney still...

I've been exploring the coast area and the ranch complex and just wandered back to this place on a recent hike. Tons of bikes on the trail led me to do the Cowboy Loop instead which at the time was booming with wildflowers and I had it all...

Santa Cruz is terrible. Maybe go to San Francisco? More cell phone stuff...