View looking east toward the freeway. In this spot you are just about directly over the railroad tunnel.
A washed out area that shows
the thickness and composition of the cement slab and curbing.
View looking south near the
entrance to the Cuesta Springs access road.
View looking north from the same
spot as the above photo. Old Cuesta Srpings access is to the left.
Cuesta Springs ranch access road.
View looking south near the bottom
of Cuesta Springs road. The person in the picture is my brother, Jerry.
View looking south towards the
end of Cuesta Springs Road. The freeway overpass for the southbound lanes
can be seen at the bottom.
Looking south from underneath
the overpass at the bottom of Cuesta Springs Rd. From here until the off-ramp
to Santa Margarita, the old road is underneath the current freeway lanes.
This is carved into the center
of the old cement near where the Cuesta Springs Ranch access road splits
off. I'm still working on what this means.
This piece of artwork was found
painted on the overpass near the bottom of Cuesta Springs Rd. Note the
TP on a stick to the left. I wonder if this is a comment.