Trip to Texas, part I

  I just got back from my art show in Marfa, TX.  When my Husband and I take this trip we try to stop by our friend’s house in Silver City, NM.

 

   We had car trouble just outside of Tucson, AZ.  Our alternator died.  Praise Jeebus for Pep Boys.  They have rescued us more than  once. 

 

   We arrived in Silver City the next day.  Silver City is a very historic town. 

 

   We stayed with Cecilia.  She’s a good friend and artist.

 

  We met a few of her friends.

 

  Silver City is a blend of old Mexican families, White ranchers,  Artists and has a large gay and lesbian community.  Silver City has it’s own unique flavor and customs.

 

*Silver City is known for flooding mainly during monsoon season.  The downtown is especially prone to flash floods.

 

  Silver City is also know for their mining.

*Actual historic photo of The Ditch after a flood in downtown Silver City, NM.


8 Responses to “Trip to Texas, part I”

  1. Amy says:

    This is sooo cute, I just love it. Can’t wait for the rest of the installments. As if I could love you any more :D
    xx

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  3. Esmeralda says:

    Thanks for sharing your trip with us :) Love your photos *wink, wink* :)

  4. Linda Ferrara says:

    I got such a kick out of this post. We here in Silver City, New Mexico have a sense of humor! -Linda@silvercity-realestate.com

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  6. Amy says:

    Cecilia is looking good!

  7. Hi Andrea,
    I stumbled upon this on Woody facebook. It’s hilarious, you got me lauging out loud.
    Gene

  8. Wendi says:

    Hah! You have to have a sense of humor to appreciate anything in Texas. Love it.

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