Automobiles make our lives much simpler...
But, with the convenience of relatively quick
transportation from Point A to Point B or Point C, comes the loss of things
noticed on an unhurried stroll...
Camera in hand, I strolled down Avenues
Concho and Chadbourne in downtown San Angelo, venturing briefly into Paintbrush
Alley. Following are scenes from my lazy
ramble around a town on the edges of the Texas desert. No comments (or captions) accompany these
images. The reader is invited to imagine
the stories they tell...
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CREDITS
Note: All
photographs for this essay were located through Google Images or Wikipedia,
without authoritative source or ownership information except as noted: all
photographs by Louis R Nugent
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