Monthly Archives: September 2016
God: now in Denver
You already know* what a sucker I am for graffiti. So of course, when I saw graffiti indicating God’s presence in Denver, I had to make the shot.
Denver, Colorado
photographed 9.2.2016
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Cowboy, framed
The Crawford, a hotel located in Denver’s Union Station, has a lot of interesting places to explore. One day, we found this series of framed cowboys staggered down a staircase.
Denver, Colorado
photographed 9.2.2016
The guard trees
The internet told me that Matheson, Colorado, has a population on 94. My eyes told me that number seemed sort of exaggerated.
I wouldn’t have been here at all, except that I decided (on a whim that turned into an Absolute Mission) that on our trip to Colorado, we would completely avoid driving on any Interstates. That made for some interesting routes, and included quite a few miles on unpaved roads.
One of those unpaved roads brought us here, to an abandoned church guarded by dead trees.
Matheson, Colorado
photographed 9.4.2016
It’s a matter of priorities
For fiscal reasons, I am assuming, a lot of little towns forgo opening the municipal swimming pools during the summer.
Boise City, Oklahoma
photographed 9.5.2016
The long and well-lighted hallway
This is a pretty crappy hotel – cardboard boxes and other flammable stuff stored in the fire exit, lumpy pillows, exfoliating towels, etc. But it did have this going for it: a nice view of a long, lighted hallway.
So, there’s that.
Dumas, Texas
photographed 8.29.2016
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