Dead. Very, very, dead.
Deserted.
Out of business.
Defunct.
A part of Anton's Municipal Museum? It was on the wrong side of the fence. My wife was shocked. My wife remembers when Anton had some life downtown. And it wasn't all that long ago.
Yep, a little bit of Lubbock, and then a long photo series spotlighting, Anton, Texas. We found Anton to be as depressing as Ropesville. Downtown on a Sunday afternoon was deserted. It was full of ruins, abandoned buildings and businesses that had failed. It was sad.
Lubbock has ruins, too. But now, on to ANTON!
It was kind of a bust, since the Red Raiders were playing their first game, right at home. We bought only one item and we did not stay very long.
We've got a few more Lubbock pics, then Anton, and I want to detail a change I made to my VM Jaguar guitar-- I made the switch to a Mustang bridge, after reading many opinions. It worked out great but I want to describe what I had to do to make it work.
These cars were an unexpected find!
It must have been a club out for a spin, but I don't know whether it is based in Brownfield or not.
Coming up, some views of a local Flea Market, taken during a Labor Day sell-a-thon. And after that, a look at ANTON, a town we have not visited before. We took a lot of photos in ANTON!
For those who like classic cars, there's a treat at the end of my Brownfield survey.
There's still a lot of these ruins, too.
It seems that a Thunderbird Club was having a meeting in Brownfield, and so I photographed their cars in the parking lot of a Subway. Next blog entry will be nothing but old Thunderbirds.
Deserted.
Out of business.
Defunct.
A part of Anton's Municipal Museum? It was on the wrong side of the fence. My wife was shocked. My wife remembers when Anton had some life downtown. And it wasn't all that long ago. 
