Boundaries That Are Designed To Overcome
The boundaries were clear, to those who read the sign in Scenic, South Dakota in 1980, as they had been since 1906: No Indians Allowed. When I returned 23 years later, Scenic was much the same. But the Longhorn Saloon had expanded its mind, like its boundaries, to allow Indians, though you’d have to look closely to see the painted-over word NO since it was nearly hidden by abundant new growth. Sometimes, growth takes awhile.
The boundaries photo challenge from The Daily Post prompted this pictorial venture into backwards times and regrettable moments—the ones that offer us all the most opportunities for growth. ♣
I’m frequently shooting things from the past. You’ll find more in my Time Travels, HERE.
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How cool that you shot it both ways! Excellent choice for the challenge
How cool that I just happened upon it again a few decades later…and noticed the change! Thanks, Tina, so glad you appreciated it.
Beautiful and profound interpretation. Loved it.
A sad commentary on our past. But beautiful images!