We photographed more buildings in this old "industrial" zone. It was referred to as the Airport District. Nobody seems to be doing much business there now.
I would not be surprised to find that NAFTA destroyed these businesses.
Was this bag of CornNuts the last meal consumed on or about these premises, before the doors closed forever?
While I work on a new batch of Lubbock pics, views, scenes, around town, etc.
The stuff above is actually fossil coral and cretaceous clams, not found locally, I guarantee.
This building is not on campus.
A local courthouse. They all look much alike.
This one is easy-- it's a Magic Bus!
That alley turned out to be an interesting place, in a way.
It was colorful. It was mysterious.
It was cryptic.
It was not an untypical Lubbock alley, however.
Next time, I'll just throw in some random pics of random things.
Yes, we visited an alley in a commercial area. It was a cool and drizzly day, unusual for the time of year. These pics had little contrast.
Alleys are their own little world.
This one comes off one of the busiest streets in town, but in the alley it is peaceful.
I would have photographed more, but it was raining too much.
I'll finish this series next time, and throw in some miscellaneous stuff from the past.
I would not be surprised to find that NAFTA destroyed these businesses. 
Was this bag of CornNuts the last meal consumed on or about these premises, before the doors closed forever?
