This is Namu when the sun is setting.  The blue and white building used to be restaurant.

The hotel is starting to break down.  It's a two story building that could
house perhaps 50 people.

You can see the decayed boardwalk and the fuel tanks.  The local caretakers
have built a walk way around the colapsed section to give access to some of the other
buildings and the lake behind.

The hotel has seen better days.  The weeds have grown up to the walls and the windows
are broken.  The elements are getting inside which is causing rot.

I'm not sure how much longer this hotel will be standing.  Some of the hotel is in great
shape but other areas (exposed to the elements) are starting to detoriate.

The general store in Namu was very well equipped.  I'm not sure how
current these filters are - it's possible they will still save a boat trip for someone.

The store closed down at least five years ago but not all the stock was cleared.   It
made me wonder how old the seasonings were at my local store!

The general store in Namu was very well equipped.  I'm not sure
why this stock wasn't sold in a larger city.

Some of the structures over water are decaying fast.  This warehouse is partially
over the ocean and somehow trees have started growing inside.

Namu used to be a self contained fish processing area - it made tons of Ice that
would be put on the boats to pack the freshly caught fish.

Namu used to be a self contained fish processing area - The store was large and could suply
the ships with both their food needs and equiptment for boat repair.  The building on the left
is a restaurant/diner.

This is part of the fish canning/rendering facility.  The pilings are starting to collapse
so the buildings are soon to follow.

I don't know what these two blocks are - the are obviously man made,
but I don't know what for. I took another photo here eight years later.

This shack (which is falling down) apparently used to house miners.
Between 1955 and 1963, several companies carried out exploration and development programs close to Silverdaisy Creek.

This rusting truck is located about a 1.5 km down the trail, close to Silverdaisy Creek.

This rusting truck is located about a 1.5 km down the trail, close to Silverdaisy Creek.

This is the broken resort next to us - the Kona Lagoon.
It's a 454 room resort that closed in 1988 and never reopened.

This older cottage is losing it.