Vanishing Texas

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an empty road in the middle of a grassy field under a blue sky with white clouds
Random Image of the Week #242: The Road Goes On Forever – Farmersville, Texas - James Johnston
an empty street with power lines and buildings in the background
Random Image of the Week #241: Tom Bean, Texas at Sunset - James Johnston
an old red car sitting behind a chain link fence in the middle of tall grass
Random Image of the Week #240: Forgotten Potential - Abandoned Car - James Johnston
a dirt road in the middle of a wheat field under a blue sky with clouds
Random Image of the Week #239: Exploring a Dirt Road in Fannin County, Texas - James Johnston
an empty field with trees and clouds in the background
Random Image of the Week #238: Endless Fields of Hay in Baily, Texas - James Johnston
an old brick building sitting on the side of a road
Random Image of the Week #237: Old Service Station in Van Alstyne, Texas - James Johnston
an old white house sitting in the middle of a field with grass and trees around it
Random Image of the Week #235: Abandoned Farmhouse Near Westminster, Texas - James Johnston
an empty parking lot with cars parked on the side and clouds in the sky above
Random Image of the Week #234: Old Row Buildings in Downtown Leonard, Texas – Part 2 - James Johnston
an old red brick building sitting on the side of a road
Random Image of the Week #233: The Old Leonard Lumber Supply Company Building - James Johnston
an old brick building sitting on the side of a road
Random Image of the Week #232: The Old Progress Grocery in Tyler, Texas - James Johnston
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a bird sitting on top of a sign in the middle of nowhere
Random Image of the Week #224: Red Shouldered Blackbird - James Johnston
an orange and red sunset with a windmill in the foreground
Windmill at Sunset near Trenton, Texas - James Johnston
an old gas station sitting on the side of a road
The Old Dairy Dart – Hunt County, Texas – Vanishing Texas
a red building sitting on the side of a road next to a street light and water tower
Old Service Station in Celeste, Texas – Vanishing Texas
an old brick church with a steeple and stained glass windows on the front door
First Christian Church in Whitesboro, Texas – Vanishing Texas