I'm finishing the series of photos I took with my $2 HP Photosmart camera. Very compact and very basic but sometimes that's what you need.
For the next series of pics I used the Nikon. Those will begin to go up tomorrow.
I'm not sure about the zoning in this part of town. Maybe it is light industry or mixed commercial.
It can't be all bad because there are a lot of stray cats around here and somebody goes to the trouble of feeding them.
Lots of abandoned houses are near this area. I don't know what you could do with structures like this. Try to fix them up and I doubt that you could ever recover your investment. This area was a lot more viable for small businesses before I-27 ripped through it. The houses represent what was once lower middle class, when there still was a lower middle class. Lots of good people lived in houses like these, in neighborhoods like these.
Heavy junk warning ahead.
There's nothing sterile or fake about these parts of town. Unlike much of Southwest Lubbock, there are no "whited sepulchers" here. Here, the bones are in full view, and the decay is on public display.
Yes, we are moving toward one of my favorite junk zones, just off I-27.
We revisit this area from time to time to see what might be new.
These are all pics of things in the same general area as the old tin building I put up yesterday. We are kind of looking around up and down Avenue L before we move toward I-27, to the east.
For the next series of pics I used the Nikon. Those will begin to go up tomorrow. 
