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December 30
A building, a motorcycle. And not too much else.
Reeves County, Texas
photographed 11.11.11
December 29
Sure, it’s not as beautiful as this see-through building, which was photographed by my pal Brett Erickson, but it is still an example of that particular architectural genre.
along County Road 123
Bailey County, Texas
photographed 9.9.11
December 27
It had been a dry year or two or three. A fire that started in April 2011 burned for 23 days, torching 314,000 acres of land. Much was lost – homes, trees, cattle – and it still hasn’t rained enough for the future to be free of fire danger.
Across the road from a fire-ruined house, the cemetery’s cistern leaks on one side, providing water enough for the tallest stand of grass around.
Fort Davis, Texas
photographed 11.11.11
December 26
On the outskirts of Wink, Texas, the home of Roy Orbison. His first band, in fact, was called the Wink Westerners. You’ve probably heard of them.
You can see a couple of other views of Wink here and here. (These are the same buildings, taken about a year and half apart. Time has not been kind to Wink.)
Wink, Texas
photographed 9.4.2009
