We only cut across the northeast corner of New Mexico and after the little stop at the Volcano we made it quickly to Texas.
Doing some geocaching along our way, we discovered this neat cemetery just outside the Texas Boys’ Ranch.
This is a grave in the nearby pet cemetery. Notice the tennis ball on top of the cross.
We spent the night in Amarillo and bright and early the next day we went to the Cadillac Ranch. Although we had driven by the Caddies many times over the years, we had never stopped and walked up before.
Due to the fact it was raining I left the big cameras in the car, so all these shots were taken with the point and shoot.
You are encouraged to leave your mark on the cars. So while I walked around snapping a few photos, Haden shook the paint cans lying around trying to find some paint.
Looks like someone spent some time there.
There’s a virtual cache there and Haden found some paint so the guys painted our handles on the car with the tires that don’t turn. Check - another cache found by bandits and Lil’ Banditto.
And Haden made his own mark. Proof we were there. But the funny thing is, our marks are most likely already painted over.
Lisa,
The tennis ball on the little cross was touching. The graffiti on the cars
made my day. That face is wonderful. You are some right good taggers.
I didn't know there was an actual Cadillac Ranch, thought it was just a
song. So very cool.
Looks like GM was experimenting w/ some pretty radical paint schemes back
when those cars were manufactured.
Those cars are so cool! You have the most amazing adventures, I swear!
We stopped by there several years ago and thought the people spray painting
were just defacing the really cool planted cars. I was really bummed out
when we found out that it was perfectly OK to do so...
How COOL!!!!! Love the odd things like that. Awesome!
Oh you geocache? I'm so interested in doing that! I think our family
would really enjoy it! Alot in fact. But I feel so lost looking at the
different units to purchase, I just gave up on the idea.
Spectacular photos, Lisa! You always have the most interesting subjects to
photograph!