Then I can move on to something else.
Some parts of Lubbock look like this.
And like this.
But there is only one place in Lubbock that looks like this.
And like this. Next time, we move on to something else.
We have no idea how long this stuff will be here. Amazing the property has not been used for something else after all these years.
Fast food? Coffee house? Bar and Grill?
Maybe keep the paint job. A few more looks at this next time.
This one goes back to the seventies, I think. I took some pics here with my wife years ago but decided to revisit.
Deterioration is taking place. I took a closer look this time.
Not a going concern anymore. I have no idea who owned this business or operated it. Needless to say, times have changed.
I have no idea who is depicted here. The artwork remains, but does she? I have no idea. At one time a local "personality"? I suppose. Forty or fifty years ago. Amazing this is still here. More from this site next time.
At least for now. No doubt, I'll be back there when they've gotten more structure completed.
What I'm really curious about is the immensely tall twisty light sculpture. I'd like to see how that part goes together.
This will be quite a building in any case.
That's that for this location. Next time I'll move on to something else interesting and semi-historical.
Like, what else is there to look at? I'm at the Buddy Holly Performing Arts Center, still under construction but progress is being made. It is coming together.
See?
When I took these pics I had my car in the Civic Center parking lot across the street. I think I spotted one of the architects out there, in his BMW, with a mass of poster sized paper all rolled up. We'll be at this location for the next few updates.
Some parts of Lubbock look like this.
And like this.
But there is only one place in Lubbock that looks like this.
And like this. Next time, we move on to something else.
