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even numbers
Naturally, with it being Texas and all, the motel had horse stalls for rent. And, also naturally, I went over to check it out.
There wasn’t a single horse, but wow! That light was stunning.
Amarillo, Texas
photographed 8.5.2024
“daddy” seems ominous in this context
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE?
Are you as creeped out as I am by seeing “Daddy” painted over there on that wall?
Earth, Texas
photographed 8.4.2024
444
According to the internet, the number 444 is an “angel number”; it’s thought to be a message from angels that you are on the right path and that they are supporting you.
The internet also says 444 can be indicative of bringing order to chaos, which obviously has not happened here. So far.
Hart Camp, Texas
photographed 8.4.2024
labyrinthine
It is easy to get out of your vehicle and wander around these rocks and imagine that you’ve found yourself in a not-yet-discovered place and that maybe you are the only person there…and you can sort of feel yourself unwinding.
Until that car full of loud and rude (to be redundant, possibly) people shows up and parks right up next to the rocks, fucking up your mood as well as your view.
But I am not at all bitter about that. Nope. Not even a little bit.
Monument Rocks National Natural Landmark
Gove County, Kansas
photographed 9.5.2024
well.
Well.
This is the only place I’ve seen a community well building. I mean it’s the only place I’ve seen one that SAYS so.
(Villanueva is not really on the way to anywhere, if you’re normal and take regular routes. It was a nice surprise – it felt like we’d found ourselves in another time and place. But it was a place where there were wells.)
Villanueva, New Mexico
photographed 8.31.2024
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