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June 17

Another abandoned barn.

Road B
Hale County, Texas

photographed 12.26.2008

June 1

Along Highway 114 two abandoned churches face each other across an overgrown field. This is the older of the buildings; neither of them have any identifying signs.

Young County, Texas

photographed 5.27.2012

May 28

near Jayton, Texas

May 20

The school in Close City is about all that’s left of the town, which was intended to be a planned community of model homes and industry. It was, however, too far away from the center of the county to serve as the county seat and was abandoned in the early 1900s.

The school building is mostly boarded up now, but at one point, it was easy to get inside and wander around, either to spray-paint important messages on the walls (actual message: For a good time call me. Ask 4 Aimee.) or to take pictures. You can probably figure out what I did when I was inside…

Western Garza County, Texas

photographed 5.31.2010

April 28

No more liquor store in Taiban, which is sort of a shame, I guess, because according to this blog, the town was once known as the bootlegging capital of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. You sort of hate to see that sort of heritage disappear.

Taiban, New Mexico

photographed 8.7.2011