Real struggle today but covered a fair bit of mileage. It's very flat in north Texas but the road to Amarillo is also very boring; certainly not worth writing a song about. Amarillo itself was the usual mixture of abject poverty and middle class luxury that I've found in all the cities. Not a particularly inspiring place; there's not much there.
Rusted 1930's car, Groom, TX
There's a scavenger culture here, most peoples yards on the roadside have cars and
car parts up for sale. It's very different from Illinois and Missouri where people drove round in shiny new Dodge trucks. There's also fewer McDonald's and Burger Kings.
Truckers temple, Jericho, TX (click on the pic to make it bigger)
I still haven't found out what this place is. There's something sinister about it. That large doorway with the Star of Texas above it leads underground. Another Area 51 perhaps?
I still haven't found out what this place is. There's something sinister about it. That large doorway with the Star of Texas above it leads underground. Another Area 51 perhaps?
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hahaha! I had to spend a month or two one summer with my granny who was living in Sunray TX at the time--whew--I was sooooo bored all the time and when we got to make a trip to Amarillo, I was so excited because they had a K-Mart! Oy! I was never so glad to be back in CA in my life--I'm just not built for the quiet, country life!
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