Yes, after Tahoka, we visited O'Donnell and we took a lot of photos there. This was the home of Dan Blocker, and if you've ever watched Bonanza re-runs you know who he was. But first, let's take another look at Lubbock, downtown...
Lubbock's downtown area is home to government offices, attorney's offices, and ruins, for the most part. There are a few residences, both poor and ritzy.
For me, the alleys hold the greatest interest...
I don't think that's blood, but I might be mistaken...
We can't avoid driving through Tahoka on Highway 87, but we will take no exits into Tahoka, and will remain safely on the highway. We will recall the stink of decaying animal flesh in Tahoka, and shiver, and drive quickly away.
If we knew anyone associated with PETA, we would contact them and urge them to examine Tahoka's animal "shelter"...
My wife and I are entitled to our OPINIONS, and in our combined and united OPINIONS, we find Tahoka to be a dismal excuse for a town. We base our opinions on things we saw (some of which we share here), and SMELLED. Be thankful we can't share the odor...
This time, when these views of Tahoka have finally rolled by, there will be no return. We will never again enter this town.
A return to Tahoka would be pointless. There is nothing there for us.
The next update should be the last of Tahoka. No more Tahoka after that. No. Not ever again.
And the vistas unfold...
It was a kind of cloudy and gloomy day.
This is part of an automatic transmission, an old one! Wow!
Tahoka. And more to come.
Lubbock's downtown area is home to government offices, attorney's offices, and ruins, for the most part. There are a few residences, both poor and ritzy.
For me, the alleys hold the greatest interest...
I don't think that's blood, but I might be mistaken...
