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npr: flavorpill: The incredible back-story to this desolate Prada shop in the Texas desert. I have always wondered about this Prada “store”! And not just because of Gossip Girl. —Sarah View high resolution

npr:

flavorpill:

The incredible back-story to this desolate Prada shop in the Texas desert.

I have always wondered about this Prada “store”! And not just because of Gossip Girl.

—Sarah

(Reblogged from npr)
Johnny Winter: A Blues Legend’s Texas ‘Roots’ “Not many white people in Beaumont cared about the blues. I just liked the emotion and the feeling in the music. It was the most emotional music I’d ever heard.” (NPR) Photo: Paul Natkin/Getty Images View high resolution

Johnny Winter: A Blues Legend’s Texas ‘Roots’

“Not many white people in Beaumont cared about the blues. I just liked the emotion and the feeling in the music. It was the most emotional music I’d ever heard.” (NPR)

Photo: Paul Natkin/Getty Images

Perspective dreammeup: Joel Sternfeld “The Space Shuttle Columbia Lands at Kelly Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas” (March 1979) View high resolution

Perspective

dreammeup:

Joel Sternfeld

“The Space Shuttle Columbia Lands at Kelly Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas” (March 1979)

(Reblogged from dreammeup)

Mean, indeed

austinstatesman:

Photos by Rodolfo Gonzalez, Jay Janner, Ricardo B. Brazziell AMERICAN-STATESMAN and Terry Hagerty BASTROP ADVERTISER

Fire crews continue to battle several fires across Central Texas Tuesday. Winds are expected to be lighter today, but low humidity could help flames spread quickly, forecasters say. There is no chance of rain.

(Reblogged from elizs)
A Bicycle Built for Whoooooooo Flickr user Adam Norwood found this owlet had taken over his bicycle! “Definitely the best excuse I’ve ever had for being late to work,” he writes. After snapping a few pictures, Norwood left the scared little bird alone. “Sure enough,” he writes, “as soon as it started getting dark out he called (screeched, really) for his momma owl to come take care of him.” (via Cute Overload) View high resolution

A Bicycle Built for Whoooooooo

Flickr user Adam Norwood found this owlet had taken over his bicycle! “Definitely the best excuse I’ve ever had for being late to work,” he writes.

After snapping a few pictures, Norwood left the scared little bird alone. “Sure enough,” he writes, “as soon as it started getting dark out he called (screeched, really) for his momma owl to come take care of him.” (via Cute Overload)

Decoration Day parade, Brownsville, Texas, 1916 (Photo: Robert Runyon / via Library of Congress) View high resolution

Decoration Day parade, Brownsville, Texas, 1916

(Photo: Robert Runyon / via Library of Congress)

I’ll have what she’s having Hamburger stand in Harlingen, Texas (1939) View high resolution

I’ll have what she’s having

Hamburger stand in Harlingen, Texas (1939)

(Reblogged from fuckyeahvintage-retro)
Border towns:  the home in Del Rio, TX, where I spent my first year. That’s my mother.  I’m told these houses were demolished for the Amistad Reservoir. (GS)

Border towns:  the home in Del Rio, TX, where I spent my first year. That’s my mother.  I’m told these houses were demolished for the Amistad Reservoir.

(GS)

(Reblogged from postcardsfromamerica)
Eat or pray rbrsongs: Stubb’s in Austin, Texas. Saw Gogol Bordello here in 2008. Photographed the day after the show. View high resolution

Eat or pray

rbrsongs:

Stubb’s in Austin, Texas. Saw Gogol Bordello here in 2008. Photographed the day after the show.

(Reblogged from rbrsongs)
Jackie O wants her glasses back Cooling her feet in the Rio Frio, 1972 (Marc St. Gil, National Archives)

Jackie O wants her glasses back

Cooling her feet in the Rio Frio, 1972 (Marc St. Gil, National Archives)