EISPIRATEN

I updated my post from before (#14) because I realized my Google Maps link was broken.

Yeah, it's clearly there-ish. Render from today: https://caltopo.com/view#ll=34.4351,-11 ... 6.36,50.41

The hill is at the center of the render. The darker thing above it in the original photo is "Black butte". The lighter stuff to the right of that is the "Three sisters". Zoom onto the render to ...

Taco wrote: Pretty cool. Are you gonna go knock on their door?

I actually do want to visit, but I am in the midwest. But I thought perhaps mail a letter there with my cell/email to make it easier for them to reply.

I half wonder if the people who live there now even know that it was Armstrong's old cabin?

That's what I was thinking, is that the original roofline is there and it's been added on to. All right...road trip!!!

I am not from this area or California at all. But what sort of people live out here in this half wilderness?

I do know that I read somewhere that his cabin was built in 1935, but I can't recall where.

To everyone in this thread, sorry it's so late, but I just discovered this site. I do believe I figured out where the cabin is/was several years ago.

The official address that Neil filled out for his NASA application to the space program was:
29234 106th St E
,Littlerock, CA

This fits with him ...