Driving can be boring, but I spent the time taking a lot of photos.
That's how I see the world passing by.
After weeks of urban living
we finally reach the wide open spaces of the west.
Taken on our last three days of our journey west.
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The White House, Floresville, Texas
(A famous whore house of the past) |
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| San Antonio, Texas |
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| I-10, Texas |
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| I-10 approaching El Paso, Texas |
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| Morning Rush Hour |
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| Artful overpasses |
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| Modern Architecture |
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| part of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, |
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| I-10 New Mexico |
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| Stein, Arizona |
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| Tucson, Arizona |
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| Distant view of Yuma, Arizona |
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| All American Canal, California |
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| Imperial Dunes, California |
Love, love, love your pictures. Most of them are very familiar. Pictures speak when words don't.
ReplyDeleteWe have travelled that same route many times over the years, it is a long drive, but worth it in the end.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Texas, but I recognize the last two. I guess some of the road shots seem familiar because I've driven so many roads in the middle of nowhere. It's kind of calming, just road and scenery, as far as you can see. Most of the time I enjoy that. :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you. My husband & I plan to travel some of those roads by early next year when we're both retired.
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