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False Promises
That hand-lettered sign on the door indicates hours for the pool. But I can promise you that it’s wrong – that pool’s been closed for a while.
Boise City, Oklahoma
photographed 8.30.2016
Stranded without love
It was a rainy Tuesday, and no one chose to eat lunch at these lonely tables.
Boise City, Oklahoma
photographed 8.30.2016
Mickey’s, in the rain
To summarize:
- It was raining.
- Mickey’s may sell guns.
- And either they are going to maybe sell knives.
- Or they are not.
- It could probably go either way.
Boise City, Oklahoma
photographed 8.30.2016
By owner (may need work)
Kenton, Oklahoma, is the sort of town that you probably won’t just wander to: it’s way over in the far end of the Oklahoma panhandle, and if you’re coming into town from the west, from New Mexico, you’d better plan on driving on quite a few miles of unpaved roads.
But that’s the charm of it.
And if you’d like to live there, here’s a place that’s for sale.
Kenton, Oklahoma
photographed 9.5.2016
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
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