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.
Here in Lubbock, we photograph what no one else will.
This stuff is strewn over a large area near I-27, right across from the airport.
There is absolutely nothing there to keep anyone from entering, but it is probably not wise to go in very deep or stay very long. I suspect that the ground is contaminated.
And then we found a house that has burned.
Very unfortunate!
A long time ago I lived in this little house. It was in much better repair in those days. It's sad to see it in this shape. This was long before the little house craze. This is about as small as I'd every want to get.
We finish with random views from various residential areas on the "wrong" side of University.
