Monthly Archives: January 2024
similarities
I remember when I saw this a couple of years ago – I almost hyperventilated at the sight of two things that were so different, yet somehow almost the same.
I remember my traveling companions rolling their eyes at my breathless state.
I remember making the photo.
What I don’t remember is why I never got around to posting it until now…
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.19.2022
harry’s boot
This is what you can see at the corner of West Wallace and South High Streets, in the center of downtown San Saba. In case you’d been lying awake at night wondering.
San Saba, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
portland bolt
I first discovered this bridge in 2020: I saw a sign on the highway that said “Regency Bridge” which made me say to myself, “Sure. Why not?”
It’s a narrow suspension bridge with a wooden deck, spanning the Colorado River.
Now I pay it a visit any time I’m in the area. This time I was interested in the cables and the bolts and the other stuff that keeps the bridge, well, suspended.
Regency Bridge
San Saba County, Texas
photographed 7.21.2023
uh, what?
I know. It IS shocking that the fur and rare skins ( ! ) store seems to have gone out of business.
Lometa, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
nine lots for sale
It was really hot the day I was in Lampasas, but the local museum was not only open but nicely air-conditioned. After I spent some time inside looking around, I went back out and walked down an alley, because of course alleys often have things in them that need to be photographed.
And that’s how I found this.
Now, I’m not a marketing person, but it does seem like in a shed off an alley may not be the best location to advertise those nine lots….
Lampasas, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
One Day | One Image 