Just a few more junkyard pics, and then Slaton.
What a great junkyard that is!
We saw this field of sunflowers on Highway 84, headed toward Slaton...
You veer off onto an overpass to enter downtown Slaton-- lots of wrecks here due to poor design of the highway.
Entering Slaton...
The cemetery greets you as you enter but don't abandon hope.
Slaton is a railroad town, you soon learn...
I think "numinous" is a word Jung used a lot. It sometimes seems to fit.
Next time around, we'll be in Slaton.
We finish Coyote Candle and move on to a junkyard in Lubbock. That junkyard always has something new to photograph. This time the main feature was a rusty engine block, an old "straight six".
But first, the last of Coyote Candle.
And there it is, a thing of beauty. Seems to have been OHV, maybe a Chevy.
There's always a story behind things like this. We'll never know.
Next time, last pics from Coyote Candle and the start of a little series from one of my favorite junkyards.
Maybe today and tomorrow, and then we move on to one of my favorite junkyards, and then SLATON!! Again. But there really is a lot of new stuff in this new Slaton section.
If you have a hankering for MASSIVE furniture, this is the place to go.
Well, that's all for today!
What a great junkyard that is!
We saw this field of sunflowers on Highway 84, headed toward Slaton...
You veer off onto an overpass to enter downtown Slaton-- lots of wrecks here due to poor design of the highway.
Entering Slaton...
The cemetery greets you as you enter but don't abandon hope.
Slaton is a railroad town, you soon learn...
