We had a rather distinctive waiter in Chuy's for lunch |
On Hwy 90, miles from anything, is this Art Form. It's filled with women's shoes. Someone recently vandalized it with paint. They also cut up the awnings. |
Part of a mural in Alpine |
Some of the buildings in Alpine had very nice painting on them |
This is the home of Sul Ross State Universary. A very neat little City. |
Very cool old fire truck |
Thanks Tony D.! |
Parking lot of a large church in Alpine |
Breakfast and Happy hour room in the Holliday Inn. We paid enough, so Lanny is taking advantage of the "freebees" :-) |
A nice comfortable room. Lanny gets the desk since he's old, I have to struggle with this chair. |
Stopped for gas in Sierra Blanca, TX. The little town is pretty much closed up |
Not too many years ago, this was an interesting little town |
Old Railroad Station |
This is the BEST Cafe! |
At least it says it is |
Maybe I could have come here to get the warranty work done on this laptop instead of going all the way to Yuma! |
Some things are still open |
Chuy's is a land mark in Van Horn, TX. Been here a long time. I think it relies more on tradition than the food quality. But, it was all right, and a fun place to stop |
Downtown Van Horn |
Lanny checking out the parking lot |
A Texas cactus |
The Courtesy Van hasn't been used for awhile |
John Madden stops here when ever he can. He discovered it once traveling through and wanted someplace to watch a game. He liked the food, has a Number 10 here every year when he returns. |
Highway 90. Some young people were on their way to the city of Marfa, and stopped to look at the "Art Form" along the Hwy. |
Interesting, but we never did find out why it's there |
Shoes and handbags inside. For no particular reason. It's not a store. |
Lanny thought these were Texas Blue Bonnets. Well...they were blue. But not the right kind on flower. They are pretty anyway |
Lanny stopping to check out the "not Blue Bonnets" |
They are pretty and the add some color to a mostly brown landscape |
Still in business. This is in Marfar |
Lots of historical building in Marfa |
Flags over the City Hall |
Not sure what this building is |
A National Historical Site |
We rode around town a while, lots to see here |
Nice Bank |
Not sure if this is factual, I always thought St. Augestine, FL was the oldest city. |
Too bad Biglefti doesn't like Asian food |
Love the colorful Mural |
A good community calendar |
White Lightnin' |
And Big Red |
Dan Blocker and several other famous people attended Universary here in Alpine |
The Gateway to the Big Bend Country |
Part of the Mural |
A Texas Mission |
Cows |
We did have some time, so took too many pictures |
Guess we've seen enough of this street |
Movie time? |
City Clock |
Busy town |
Most of the Motels in town are full. We tried 4 before we could find a room with 2 beds available. A little on the expensive side, but had to settle for a new Holliday Inn Express. Very nice motel |
Biker hangout. We didn't hang, just took a picture |
Puttin' out old Flames... funny. |
Not a common name. I had an Aunt named Hildreth. |
By the RR tracks |
Cafe. Open for business |
This may be a good one |
Sweets for your Sweet! |
Never realized Alpine was so "Artsy Craftsy" |
Lanny doing a tight U-Turn in the middle of the street. Had to get back for a picture |
Nice church |
House on a hill |
I want to sing and dance! |
A stop at AutoZone, $17 bucks, and about 5 minutes work and both lights were working. This one just burned out this afternoon |
Sull Ross Campus up there on the hill |
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