The only people we met there were very friendly. That says a lot about Lorenzo.
On the other hand, when we visited Plainview we met several residents of that city, and I would describe each one of them as weird, without exception. Can that be mere coincidence?
We are not yet done with Lorenzo, Texas.
Next time around, this series will be finished.
The neat thing that happened to us in Lorenzo, we found a guy with a garage sale. Yes, he'd bought the contents of a storage locker and he was selling the stuff from his front yard. Actually he lived across the street but his garage was on the other side of the street. He had a couple of cute kids, a boy and a girl, who gave us the tour and their sales pitches were really good. We ended up spending five bucks for a turquoise necklace that seemed to be antique and a few music cds by obscure artists and bands. Not bad stuff. You can find those cds on line but you'd pay about ten times what we did. There was one by Paul McCartney I'd never heard before, or seen before, and he was the only artist I was familiar with.
Frankly, I'm not entirely sure that the first few photos weren't taken in Ralls. I'll have to pay more attention when we are out and about. It's not like towns like this look markedly different.
I wish I knew why my modem needs a reboot every week or so. Had to go through that stupid routine again this morning. Modem off and then on, then restart the computer. Only after that procedure could I get a connection.
I think that might happen because my computer is not always on. My computer is on line only when I need to be on line, and that is not very often.
This group of photos completes our look at Ralls, Texas.
On the other hand, when we visited Plainview we met several residents of that city, and I would describe each one of them as weird, without exception. Can that be mere coincidence? 
