Rant: That old grain silo on Route 9 is not a local legend, it's a safety hazard
I grew up in Millbrook, a tiny town maybe an hour from here, and we had this abandoned grain silo by the old feed mill. People love telling stories about it, like it's haunted or a gang hideout from the 70s. Last month, my buddy and I drove out there to check it out for old times' sake. The whole thing is rusted through, there's exposed wiring hanging down, and the floor inside is completely rotted. I'm not kidding, a kid could fall through that thing in two seconds. But every local forum and Facebook group treats it like a must-see spot. My neighbor's dad actually worked at that mill back in the 80s, and he told me there's nothing spooky about it, just a lot of broken glass and rat droppings. Has anyone else from a small town dealt with this, where people hype up a dangerous old building like it's some kind of treasure?