139/365

Abandoned Railway Station

This old railway station is down one of the side streets in Cisco, TX.  The front part, where the door is, appears to be the entrance where people could purchase tickets and wait for the train.  The rear of the building must have been where they loaded and unloaded freight.

342/365

Vacant Gas Station

This structure is located in Eastland, Texas.  It must have been a gas station once upon a time, but now it's just abandoned and unused.  The door was locked and the office inside was a mess. 

Who pays the taxes on these places?

241/365

Abandoned Silo

Downtown there's this abandoned silo.  It's directly behind one of the popular coffee shops at the edge of downtown.  

67/365

Rural Mailboxes

Hmmm, wonder how many of these mailboxes are in use.  They look kind of abandoned.  There is a number on one of them that I removed, but the others look not so good.

For some reason, I love these mailbox groups when I see them.

297/366

Abandoned Barn in Merkel, Texas

Today was another unseasonably warm day~~75 throughout the afternoon, so I decided to take a ride to one of the smaller towns nearby.  I've been there before, but I don't think it was during the Christmas season.  

This barn can be seen from the road leading into the town so I decided to make an image of it.  It's huge and I just can't figure out how it can just be vacant...doesn't someone have to pay taxes on the land?

No income from the barn and paying taxes, someone must have a lot of money.

185/366

Abandoned? garage

Walked down a street I haven't been on before while waiting for the grandkid's lesson to begin.

This was a garage once upon a time.  

It probably contains random forgotten items now.

270/365

Abandoned Country Barn

This abandoned barn is seen on a country road on the outskirts of Abilene, Texas.  

My heart is grateful for:

breakfast at a cafe with my daughter and the grandkids