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Henry Moore and the Guard
I waited here for a while until the ever-changing arrangement of people around this Henry Moore sculpture looked “right.” To be honest, I wasn’t too sure what “right” was, and now I think maybe I didn’t wait long enough. But I did like the posture of the guard, who gives every indication that she’s completely over Henry Moore.
Dallas Museum of Art
Dallas, Texas
photographed 4.15.2017
Mixed Signals
Yes, the sign says one thing and the building’s condition tells me the opposite…
Ranger, Texas
photographed 4.14.2017
Another thing that doesn’t make sense
When I look inside abandoned places, I nearly always see something that doesn’t make sense, that’s out of place, that’s unexpected.*
In this case it was the chairs. Oh, and that lettering on the wall.
Ranger, Texas
photographed 4.14.2017
*The Patient Spouse maintains that one of these days I’m going to see a dead body. That may be why he generally waits in the car while I’m looking around.
On the third day
It was the third day of our trip. And it was Easter Sunday.
Dodson Prairie Road, Texas
photographed 4.16.2017
Seating Option
A few miles off the main road, we discovered a small community center (no, we never did discover a community that might have used the center). The outdoor area had seating for only one person, but I guess maybe everyone else could just play basketball.
Dodson Prairie Road, Texas
photographed 4.16.2017
