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I met somebody and he's got blue eyes
he opens the door and he don't make me cry
he ain't from where we're from
but he feels like home, yeah
he's got me doin' things I've never done
in Georgia, they call it a sin
I'm ♬ wearing Texas orange for him ♬
the things:
Konoha - Nemophila ellie
includes hud with 12 color options, @ Konoha
Tres Blah - Colette top @ mainstore
Space cadet - Bang Classics (glasses) @ Space Cadet
Gaia - Vixie jeans @ Gaia
Gravity Poses - Wait, on MP
Magika hair - Lyric @ mainstore
*the cows - can be found wandering around in fields
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Talented Harpist Annie Lehmam on stage with Texas Medical Center Orchestra
Wortham Theater
Houston, TX
Nikon D4 + Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8
My first (of 3) photo books is out, titled "Landscapes of the Southwest." You can see the whole book at www.blurb.com/b/10497772-landscapes-of-the-southwest_10x8
Enjoy!
This old abandoned gas station is situated near the intersection of old US 75 and Interstate 45 on the north side of Madisonville. US 75 was supplanted by I-45 in the early 1960s south of Dallas to Houston. No doubt this old 1950s-1960s station served travelers on both highways.
The old Stardust Motel sign outside of Marfa on US 90/Old Spanish Trail Highway. Looking north towards Valentine and Van Horn.
In the early 1950s the San Jacinto Courts (motel) was built on the western edge of Marfa. The owner had a keen interest in Texas history and used the San Jacinto Monument, near LaPorte, Texas and the Houston Ship Channel, as the inspiration for his original sign. Several years later the name of the motel was changed to the Stardust Motel. You can see the original sign by clicking the info link below.
info from: www.carlastewart.com/chill-wills/roadside-memories-part-2...
Zeiss Touit 2.8/50M E-Mount - f/3.5
It took a while to find one of these little beauties in the shade on this sunny, windy day.
Texas
Most of the year the facial skin around the eye is a dull yellow-orange, but in breeding season it turns bright green.