Texas Is So 21st Century
Texas Has Alternatives to Wally’s World
Texas Beer Isn’t Just Cold, It Rocks
Texans Have a Unique Way of Talkin’ Texan
Texas Bugs Are Almost As Tall As Dinosaurs
Texans Know Where to Put Their Money
Texans Have Loved and Lost Lance, More Than Once
Texans Don’t Go Postal With Guns or Ski Masks
Texas Has More Wildflowers Than Fences (Maybe)
What’s your take on Texas swagger, be it good eats, signs, cold beer, pronunciation, finance, flowers, famous cyclists?
When I’m traveling around Texas, I’m frequently shooting quirky, backwards-seeming things, from the today and yesterday, but not tomorrow (yet). You’ll find more in my Time Travels, HERE. And if Texas doesn’t offer enough oddities for you, check out THIS. ♣
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Texas is the only place that you can stand ankle-deep in water and breathe dust—or at least that is what a Texan co-worker of mine was fond of saying.
I enjoying these photos. I bet that movie house was a beauty when it was lit up in it’s prime.
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Isn’t it awful to see that lovely marquee all ruined? Yet the Lance sign shines on. Thanks, Allan, I wonder where your colleague experience that? Probably West Texas. Appreciate the comments very much.
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As you might guess, I get a real kick out of this post. Yesterday, second day back from Maine, Texas meant having access to all things retail in one stop!!
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And I’ll bet that stop was . . . Buckee’s!!! Cleanest bathrooms in the universe, too.
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Lots of fun photos, Jann. Loved them.
janet
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Thanks, that makes me smile, Janet!
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Awesome odd balls for this week’s challenge. Thanks for playing.
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Thanks Cee, your challenge plays right in to my lifelong passion for life’s odd little mysteries!
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