Tuesday, September 01, 2026

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White Chalk on Black Door

While walking around downtown this morning I noticed this black door with a white chalk design and thought it was interesting.  The building is yellow brick.

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Downtown Apartment

While walking around downtown today I passed this building that's been made into apartments with balconies.  I loved the way the chairs are sitting there with the red door.
I decided to grab a shot of it.  
Someday I'd love to get into one of the apartments to see how they're laid out.

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Random Book

While walking around downtown today I saw this book just sitting in this spot.  The building isn't a library, so I think someone just wanted to get rid of the book and didn't know what else to do with it.
I thought about taking it, but I have a lot of other books to read.
I'll have to check this one out to see if it might be a good one for my bookgroup.

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ATT Building

There's a building in downtown Abilene that has this ATT sign on it.  I've never been in the building so I don't really know if it's an actual ATT building but I finally decided to make an image of it today.

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Clock Tower on Campus

This clock tower is located on one of the college campuses in Abilene, Texas.  The sky is blue, and the bricks are a variation ion red and tan.  This tower is one of the main sights to see on the campus.

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Ravens on the Wall

This building, in Fairbanks, Alaska, is decorated with ravens resting n pipes along the outside wall of the structure.  It was winter so there are snow clumps on the pipes.
Many of the structures in Fairbanks are decorated.

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Old Homestead

This old, abandoned home is on the outskirts of Colorado City, Texas  There are two TV dishes in the yard.  The structure is pretty much destroyed.

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Abandoned Building in Colorado City

This building is abandoned, but it has a 7-up logo painted on the side with the name of the town
prominently displayed.

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Old Train Station

This is the front of the old train station in Cisco, TX.  It's been abandoned for as long as I've been here and for many years before that probably.  
It's a long building that has overhead doors to load large items into the train.