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November 11
Old Route 66 is the spine of town, traversing the length from east to west. Along the way, in addition to Bobby’s Trading Post (above), you can see a graffiti swimming pool, a dark and vacant highway, this abandoned liquor store, and a vacant gas station.
Santa Rosa, New Mexico
photographed 8.31.12
November 9
If you ask me, a seaside statue of a winged figure doesn’t really make that much sense. But there it was, so I guess it made sense to someone.
But besides that, what’s with those head wings? I really don’t get that.
Nassau, Bahamas
photographed 5.2008
November 7
Far West Texas is my favorite part of the state – it’s got mountains, a nice dry climate, open spaces, and this gem – Balmorhea State Park. It’s an oasis where an artesian spring fills the world’s largest spring-fed swimming pool.
The pool and the buildings at the park were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the early 1930s. This is a view looking down at the handrail at the steps going down into the pool.
Balmorhea State Park, Texas
photographed 11.10.2010
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