We found these in McKenzie Park last Memorial Day-- a local car club had an event there.
Are these not works of art?
Awesome paint jobs!
Even a kid-size car!
Mostly Chevrolets, as you can see...
But there was one sharp T-Bird:
It was done up in BLUE.
Downtown and around downtown...
Residential and commercial...
This old Triumph is beyond rescue, I think.
That's a shame.
Lots of ruins in Floydada.
Things were not very lively when we visited. Of course, it wasn't during the big Pumpkin Festival!
That's when things heat up!
We found an elementary school that had been abandoned. That's ominous.
It was a large school, too, but now it is empty. That's all of Floydada. Next time I'll feature a collection of fine cars we found in McKenzie Park here in Lubbock, where a local Chevrolet club had a gathering.
Yep, first a peek at dead roses in the sink, testing out the Cybershot on macro stuff.
Even though the Nikon is a fine camera, and now even better thanks to that zoom lens I got for it, sometimes I need a compact and light camera I can slip into a pocket, or conceal easily in my car. We do a lot of "stealth" photography. There's nothing stealthy about a big DSLR. But when I can afford to be recognized as a photographer, I use the Nikon. Got a bunch of pics recently in San Antonio, San Marcos, and Seguin, Texas with the Nikon and those will go up here at some point. Meanwhile, let's look at FLOYDADA!
We found old cars stashed all over town!
We never expected this!
Amazing! We found them at several locations.
Vintage cars behind glass...
There will be more of Floydada, in a few days.
Are these not works of art?
Awesome paint jobs!
Even a kid-size car!
Mostly Chevrolets, as you can see...
But there was one sharp T-Bird:
It was done up in BLUE.
