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surveilling the surveillance trailer
Kudos to my pal Heidi for spotting a surveillance trailer. We are not too sure what, exactly, it was surveilling, but we realize that for a few minutes, it was likely to have been us.
near Tahoka, Texas
photographed 3.6.2022
How many stops did it used to take?
I guess the main question here is how many stops did it USED to take to get a burrito?
Tahoka, Texas
photographed 3.6.2022
the better part of valor
This small-town beauty shop is practicing an admirable degree of discretion by placing a decorative screen in front of the salon – I guess they think nobody needs to see what, exactly, is going on in there.
Tahoka, Texas
photographed 3.6.2022
8-7 Buffet
I was embarking upon a 280-mile drive the other morning. And I made it all of 27 miles from my house before I was compelled to exit the highway and make a series of turns to get back around to photograph this place. And the thing is, I’d already driven by it a thousand times (estimated) and never even noticed it. Until I did. And of course, once I saw it, I had no option but to photograph it.
Road trips with me are time-inefficient, but just rich in frequent stops.
Tahoka, Texas
photographed 6.11.2021
Lace and an urn try to dress the place up
This little down just doesn’t have all that much going on downtown. So I really think the urn and the lace curtain really deserve a lot of credit for doing what they can to make the town look nicer.
Tahoka,Texas
photographed 10.31.2015
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