We finally 
returned to Post
Apocalyptic Boca Raton or, as Spring calls it, Poca Boca. The day
was beautiful, and we had the time. So like Douglas MacAuthor, we returned.
Only it wasn't to the Philipines and it wasn't during a World War but I
digress.
Poca Boca isn't all that big an area, being nestled just south of Spanish
River Blvd and just east of FAU. We drove and parked the car
along the abandoned road and strolled through the area for several hours.
The vegetation has gone wild and in one section (around 39th St.
and an abandonded section of 5th Ave) the growth has almost
overgrown the entire street. Along 39th are the foundations for
the model homes that were built in the late 60s and we were amused to find a
couch still there in what may have been the living room.
As we were walking around Spring and I talked about various locations that a
person could potentially squat and remain unseen from homes and streets
along the edge of Poca Boca.
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