Greenbare bought a red Mustang GT convertible. Hooray for Greenbare.

Greenbare bought a red Mustang GT convertible. Hooray for Greenbare. The white Mustang convertible seen in prior photos had an overheating problem that ruined its engine. Did some car swapping.

When you get a new (to you) car you take it out for a run. Especially if its a GT convertible modle and the summer sun is shining.

Another picture of Greenbare with his red Mustang.

This is picture 5 of Greenbare and his Mustang GT convertible out for a run on a summer afternoon.

Greenbare loves to drive naked in the wind when the weather is 80F or higher.

Greenbare went on a drive to Escure Ranch, A BLM property in SE Washington State. August 2017

Escure Ranch is an abandoned sheep ranch taken over by BLM. From the parking lot a bridge crosses the creek. An old road, now trail, leads to abandoned sheep ranch houses and other buildings.

From the parking lot a bridge crosses the creek. An old road, now trail, leads to abandoned sheep ranch houses and other buildings. I paused on the bridge to take a few pictures.

From the parking lot a bridge crosses the creek. I paused on the bridge to take a few pictures. The bridge has a wooden roadway.

This picture shows a little of the creek looking off from the old bridge.

Once across the bridge I fought my way through a tangle of weeds into an old sheep and hay barn. Some hay remains.

Pic 6 in the barn was blurry so it got deleted. This is pic 7. Greenbare is going natural.

Greenbare went out beside the barn to admire the view. Pic 8

Pic 9 got deleted. Pic 10 is a look at the view of another ranch building looking north toward parking.

This is pic 12. Another look north toward the parking lot.

After seeing the old barns, Greenbare went to look at the abandoned ranch houses.

There was an amazing amount of tall weeds making it difficult to wander around the buildings. When I was there last year the weeds had been all cut or just weren't there so it was easy to wander around. This year the weeds are waist high or higher making it quite difficult. They need to bring some sheep or a few goats back to the ranch to eat their weeds. Goats are really good at eating weeds.

After giving up on wandering further around the buildings because of high weeds I headed back across the wooden bridge deck.

A couple more pictures of Greenbare on the south end of the old bridge looking north.

A couple more pictures of Greenbare on the south end of the old bridge looking north.

A couple more pictures of Greenbare on the south end of the old bridge looking north.

Last year when we came down to Escure Ranch a couple of times we found it well used by groups of horse riders. There is a large parking lot for horse trailers and a fenced stable for horses. This year it appeared as if nobody had been there all summer. I had plenty of time to wander around naked. Pic 19 is one of their sign boards.

Here is a pic of Greenbare beside the Ford Expedition 4x4 that he drives when out exploring BLM lands and wild places.

This is another sign board. Government agencies always like sign boards. It lets them tell people what we can do, and can't do.

Another pic of Greenbare reading the signs. Fortunately the federal government doesn't prohibit humans being natural on government land.

Greenbare always checks out the toilet facilities at public parks and recreation sites. This one at Escure Ranch is a single unisex model with a sit down pit toilet and no urinal. They expect men to pee elsewhere. You could call this a "brick shithouse" but its made of concrete. So its really a "concrete shithouse."

Its good to keep the human shit contained. Plenty of horse shit all over the area though. Mother nature actually processes human shit a lot faster than horse shit.

The government put up another sign board near their block shit house. It has maps and such.

It was time for lunch. Greenbare planned ahead and brought a sandwich, soda, and cookies. They have rows of picnic tables that look very unused lately. Government picnic tables now have a long overhang on one end for wheelchair people.

Leaving the Escure Ranch Greenbare stopped to take one last picture of the territory.

On the way home I passed a Washington State Park property in an abandoned town once called Revere, WA. There is nothing left at Revere but a large grain storage elevator. Greenbare's trip was during wheat harvesting season so trucks were pulling into the grain storage elevator. Greenbare kept out of their way so no photo this time. One former ranch property at Revere is now owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers and managed by the Washington State Parks. I stopped to look around and take a photo of its sign board. You won't find this place listed on the Washington State Park web site. It has parking and State Park a sign but no toilet. That means it doesn't exist.

Greenbare likes to decorate the driveway. This sunflower whirligig has been our decoration for summer 2017.

Another pic of Greenbare at the driveway. Shortly after this photo was taken someone stole the sunflower whirlagig and cast metal rabbit. May he (or her) suffer for their evil ways. May his car crash off the road.