Near The Lubbock Airport

I've heard people say that Lubbock has the meanest TSA thugs in the country. I hope I never have to find out. I hate air travel, at least COMMERCIAL air travel. There is an area near the airport that used to be considered "industrial". But now it doesn't look too good.

I want to make it clear that there was no attempt to restrict access to any of the buildings/ruins we found out there, nor were there any No Trespassing notices. This is all wide open. There were containers of toxic chemicals sitting around. Not good.

Lubbock, Near The Airport

Yes, now I can at last get to the pics I took near the International Airport, of agricultural equipment and abandoned buildings.

 

The Last Of Post

Are We Up For More Post?

I sure hope so, for more Post we shall surely have.

Post is another of the small number of small towns in this area that doesn't give me the creeps. Post is OK. Many others are not-- many bad vibes.

Next time, I'll have one more installment of Post pics, and then I'll move on to other stuff.

Post Toasties...

... were manufactured in Post, Texas, once. I think. Post was intended to be a kind of Utopia of wholesome eating. In the future, there might have been cereals named Oat Pasties and Wheat Kracks, and those cereals would have been good for you, although pound for pound a lean steak might have been cheaper. I don't understand why cereals are so expensive, in terms of cost per pound. Seems like a rip-off to me.

If Kliff Kingsbury manages to transform Red Raider football into an exercise in masochism, he will have done a GOOD thing, and he will have been worth every dime he gets from TTU. Discrediting football as a form of entertainment would be a VERY good thing.