La Linda

Defunct crossing into Mexico.

[@josedejesusgutierrezvizcai4940]

Hola buenas tardes 👋👋🤠. después de más de cincuenta años conozco a La Linda, por la magia de el vídeo.gracias.

[@MayelaSoyYo]

My husband Nicolas worked there in approximately 1979-1982 before migrating to the USA. It was a plant for DuPont. The plant buildings are on the left. The building with orange roof beams was a school. Families lived there, over 1K people worked there. The buildings by red truck were homes for the engineers. Farther to the right are those small homes and one was a store called “La Tinaja” with Don Pedrito. He’d have beers in barrels of water and would cool them by spraying them with propane gas. Many people from our hometown, Múzquiz Coahuila and various parts of Mexico worked there.

[@mxcoyote4704]

yo vivi ahi un par de años , y otros mas en 4 palmas de niño.

[@cristinavillarreal7118]

Sabes cómo se llamaba la compañía minera?

[@j.r.1380]

I enjoyed your footage and hope to visit that ranch soon.

[@nitinh2499]

Good video… Thanks for sharing.

[@shaungorham7959]

it's over.

[@rsalazar118]

Only the memories remain

[@CreachterZ]

That's some awesome zooming there.

[@MikeGras]

Zeke Blackwell Coolpix P900. thanks. Hope you are doing well.

[@MikeGras]

Thanks.. hand held..

[@houseofsolomon2440]

Windy?

[@miguelchavez601]

Was someone still living there?

[@MikeGras]

I saw people stripping roofing material from homes, so must be pretty close to abandoned.

[@miguelchavez601]

We used to live there back in the 80s early 90s . Thank u so much for sharing this video. God bless you.