So, like I said the last time, I did not disturb the guy living in the little trailer, and I moved on to a Truck Wash-- for BIG trucks.
Lots of junk back there.
This was parked at the Truck Stop. And on another day I took some pics on the south side of town. I was on 98th Street.
Obviously agricultural and lots of cotton out here. Irrigated cotton.
Out in this direction it is several miles to the next town, which would be Tahoka.
I did not go that way. I turned north.
I wanted to check it out since it had rained a lot and it might look fairly decent.
It didn't look very good at all, due to the abundance of trash. In fact, I thought some of Lubbock's numerous homeless might have been staying in the area.
You can't expect the homeless to pick up after themselves. I wandered around some more, but cautiously.
Sure enough, I found a little trailer tucked in among some trees, and there was a guy outside who obviously lived there. I pretended I hadn't seen him and wandered away to photograph other stuff. I felt that he deserved his privacy.
Looking around.
I was at the Wind Power Center. They were closed but I got these shots from outside the fence. Someday I'll go when they are actually open. Someday.
It was a damp and cloudy morning. Next stop was a playa lake tucked in behind a truck stop. That turned out to be more interesting than I expected.
Random views.
We are still in that alley.
But now we've moved on.
I decided to check a residential alley, more or less covertly.
I trust I invaded no one's privacy, since anyone driving along that alley would see much more than this.
I'll finish this alley next time and move on to more interesting things.
Lots of junk back there.
This was parked at the Truck Stop. And on another day I took some pics on the south side of town. I was on 98th Street.
Obviously agricultural and lots of cotton out here. Irrigated cotton.
Out in this direction it is several miles to the next town, which would be Tahoka.
I did not go that way. I turned north.
