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No explanation is forthcoming
I do not have any idea – not even a flimsy theory – why a trailer-load of washing machines would be parked in front of a gutted building that was once (apparently) a flower shop. Your guess is as good as mine.
Presidio, Texas
photographed 3.25.2021
Another kind of border wall
The river, of course, is the international border between the United States and Mexico. The cliffs are in Mexico and those grasses are in the United States.
Big Bend Ranch State Park, Texas
photographed 3.25.2021
Cliffs across the border
In the foreground, the Rio Grande. And over there, past the water and those trees are cliffs. International cliffs, really, since they are in Mexico.
Big Bend Ranch State Park, Texas
photographed 3.25.2021
Jesús Vega, redone
Sometimes amazing, unbelievable things happen.
In early 2013, I visited the cemetery in Terlingua and made this image of the grave marker for Jesús Vega:
Years passed (eight of them) and I was once again in the Terlingua cemetery. I’d made my way all the way around, almost, when I saw something that was nearly unbelievable:
Terlingua Ghost Town, Texas
photographed 1.20.2013 and 3.25.2021
The Church Chairs
These may be my two favorite chairs, from a photographic standpoint. They were placed just like this at the back the church, as though they knew I’d be along and need a photo of them.
Well done, chairs.
Terlingua Ghost Town, Texas
photographed 3.25.2021
One Day | One Image 